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Thanks for the reply... I'll do some lookin!!!....
And did, did not come up with much of any thing, even reduced teh verbage to "cracks in the" Looks like the short of it so far is to give Keystone a buzz on the phone to see if this is a known issue, and if so how to go about repairs. I know I can drill a small hole at the end of the crack, and fill it with an epoxy then touch up the area with a little paint. just not sure thats going to fix the root cause.
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