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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Phoenix Az
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G1 Body work.....
Ok, so I am starting the body work on my G1. Lucky for me only a couple of cracks and a few extra holes since the previous owners obviously few wood screw held the seats on better than the bolts. Oh, and that a riveted piece of plexiglass (over the cup holder and dash storage areas) could substitute for a glove compartment.
 When I am ready to paint has anyone had problems with the body flexing enough to crack the paint? Should I use a plastic coat like Bulldog to be safe? Thank guys. |
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03-27-2011, 04:00 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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Re: G1 Body work.....
I didn't have any problems with cracking on my G1 but I had to use an adhesion promoter because the sealer wouldn't stick to the plastic.
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