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10-28-2008, 03:00 PM

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FazdaGt

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Join Date: Dec 2006

Location: Denver, Pa

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My Ride:
compensates for my size.

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i only sand the spots that need body work with 320...

you use the scotch brite on the rest of the car... your body supply store will know what it is, just ask.

and what do you mean by moldings? I just tape all of the window and door moldings off very, very well.

and silver sucks to spray, the car i just did is silver an right now, parts of it look awful so i get to do it over again.

but the paint was free so i won't complain.

I've sprayed a lot of colors and the silver has been the worst.

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