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Nice job getting the marks out. Now just watch out for that front end.
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I figured that I had nothing to lose at that point and that if I screwed it up It was going to a Body Shop in the morning, which I might still do in the future and I'm no done with it yet I'm going to order up a buzz can of GM touch up paint and lightly hit that area around the duct and try to blend it in. Thanks for all the good comments and I'm glad I could share.
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I even was brave enough to do this to my 04 GTO:
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Phhht! I'd do that to YOUR GTO as well! 
But I agree with your basic philosophy. I once took our dryer apart to attempt to fix it (it worked!) and my wife came in as the pieces were scattered about and she asked, "Have you ever fixed one of these before?" My reply was, "No, but I have never FAILED to fix one before either."
But I agree with your basic philosophy. I once took our dryer apart to attempt to fix it (it worked!) and my wife came in as the pieces were scattered about and she asked, "Have you ever fixed one of these before?" My reply was, "No, but I have never FAILED to fix one before either."
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Phhht! I'd do that to YOUR GTO as well!
But I agree with your basic philosophy. I once took our dryer apart to attempt to fix it (it worked!) and my wife came in as the pieces were scattered about and she asked, "Have you ever fixed one of these before?" My reply was, "No, but I have never FAILED to fix one before either."
But I agree with your basic philosophy. I once took our dryer apart to attempt to fix it (it worked!) and my wife came in as the pieces were scattered about and she asked, "Have you ever fixed one of these before?" My reply was, "No, but I have never FAILED to fix one before either."
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