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Old 05-03-2009, 11:37 PM
Randy Littrell Randy Littrell is offline
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Clint, if you haven't done a big project before I would suggest fixing one thing at a time. If you do this you can keep it working while you fix it up and when it is mechanically sound, you can take it all apart and paint. I know this sounds like doing things twice but if you really want it nice, its a good way. When you take apart, fix and paint all at once, if something turns out not right you have to take it back apart and mess up paint.

Just my .02 and any help you need, ask! I worked in a body shop for 6 years painting and doing glass and vinyl tops. There are others on here with paint experience as well and I know they will help too. Good luck.



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