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Although we aimed to save everything, some parts were too damaged to be saved.
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The undertrays presented significant challenges as we aimed to restore Gromit’s patina while preserving it.
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It was a long project, but it was all worth it. With new energy, Gromit is prepared to continue bringing smiles to people’s faces for another 100 years… at least :).
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