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bumper question
How stringent will the inspectors be in regards to the thickness of the bumpers?
I've been looking around for 2.5'' pool noodles and I am having a hard time finding a noodle of that size. I've found some that specify a range for the diameter...2.5-2.75, etc., but cannot find one stating the diameter is 2.5". Thanks 
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