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Hi There Sneak:
Looks like a professional job. Nice work! Did you do it at home in your garage? BTW: men make the same mistake.Are you planning to go to Carlisle?
robsc501
Looking good Sneaks.... now what did this little experience teach us......
Use 600 grit, then 2000 when wetsanding?
Originally Posted by bucwheat
Someone wants to go by-by.Cute little guy.
Thanks Buc. Yup, she loves to go by-by with daddy.
Originally Posted by doug doo wop
Besides being extremely HOT, there were total of 181 cars/bikes but only 15 vettes; I got a first for the '88 to '09, obviously they didn't go by generations this year. I doubt I go anymore if that's all the vettes will be there, although It was probably just too HOT; It's a 106 mile trip for me.
Hi There Sneak:
Looks like a professional job. Nice work! Did you do it at home in your garage? BTW: men make the same mistake.Are you planning to go to Carlisle?
robsc501
Thanks Rob. Yup, did it at home, and I'll be at Carlisle. See ya there!
Originally Posted by Fast Cop
Thats why I do not let my wife drive my vettes.
But look at all the fun you're missing......sanding, painting, wetsanding, polishing.
On second thought .........smart man!
Thank you very much. It looks so much better with the front splitter and rear spoilers installed.
I will say this as a testament to your products: The quality of the fiberglass, and craftmanship, is top notch. Most pieces that you run smack flat on into a parking curb would shatter and break into many small pieces. It did crack(as you would expect) but it never broke any pieces off. Even the mounting tab didn't break off, just cracked. Quality stuff.
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