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I think the answer is "yes" but wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. Two prongs broke off the hose guide and so it's not staying seated. Found the part easy enough but it looks like there's no way to get it off at the spray head end. I think I'm going to have to disconnect the hose...

Thanks! I looked it up and yep, it's very similar. I'd have to compare a sample, but what's on my house is a larger than that (I'm pretty sure) but it's good to know it's available.

Good advice. I'm leaning replace but I am getting a few estimates to weigh the time, effort, cost, etc. of both approaches. Thanks again!

That'd be an awesome name for that one in a in a trim profile catalog. :p

I stopped by a local recommended paint shop and talked options with a helpful guy there. He echoed that this looks like a replacement job so based on the advice I've got so far I've pretty much decided to replace assuming it's easy to get the wood out of there which I'll have to take a closer...

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Hi all - I'm Ed. I like to do things around the house. Not a DIY wiz by any stretch, but I can patch a hole, change a fixture, and other stuff including know when something needs someone who knows more than me. :)

Hi all, I have rot on the drip edge and a door jamb that I'm not sure about repairing or replacing (pic attached.) It's happened in this spot before which I repaired with a wood filler kit but that was small compared to this! Now I have the question, should I patch this again or should I cut it...