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La pire chose qui puisse arriver, lorsque vous travaillez avec votre Thin Air Press est que vous perciez un trou ou que vous d\u00e9chiriez le vinyle de votre presse. Bien que vous puissiez toujours r\u00e9parer un trou (vid\u00e9o ci-dessous), l’un des meilleurs moyens pour emp\u00eacher cela de se produire est de s\u2019assurer que le projet que vous allez presser n’a pas de bords ou d’\u00e9clats tranchants. (Vid\u00e9o en Fran\u00e7ais \u00e0 venir)<\/p>\n