Completely. The shutter is badly damaged and I'll be very surprised if your fix has permanently cured it, but fingers crossed... If not, there's only one fix. Chuck the camera away (spare shutter assemblies are nearly as rare as hens' teeth/fresh **** ****) and replace it. There are loads of T-series bodies and later Canon EOS triple digit/Rebel models available for free just by asking on FreeCycle and Freegle. Note that the lens mount used on the T-series is different to the Canon Autofocus mount used on later models. Also plenty of all the other makes as well. You may have to wait and to ask a few times, but it's where I still get the majority of my 35mm film camera equipment.
Testimonial: "Thanks for the quick reply! Im going to try one more roll of film the first 5 pictures worked fine at least the camera worked and sounded good. I will see what happens when i have this roll developed. With that shutter curtin back in place like it should be. Thanks again!! Terry "
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