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Difference on Cold-Plane, Grind & Overlay and Feather
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bridgebuster
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In my experience "cold plane" & "grind" are the same thing. In the NYC area the term " milling" is more commonly used.
"Feather" is a thin layer of material placed to meet an existing surface. It's not good practice. although perhaps in your case the plans use the term "feather" in lieu of "key".
"Feather" is a thin layer of material placed to meet an existing surface. It's not good practice. although perhaps in your case the plans use the term "feather" in lieu of "key".
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