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Originally Posted by K-TEN
... I didn't use any moisture for the headliner.
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Good to know. I didn't want to...just saw that most everyone on Stovebolt was saying you had to.
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...Lay it out and let it flatten up from shipping. Know going in that you will not have it fit properly over the doors. Choose a side that you want perfect and let it be. On my driver''s side, the holes show a bit and that is the fault of the product, not you. You can't stretch it
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Yeah, I already laid it out, I was just paralyzed by the lack of the "outer" center bow. I DO have the structural center bow...so after awhile I got to thinking, "Why can't I just butt up the two headliner pieces and screw a piece of stainless strip over the top of the butt joint? I think I can make it work. First, I've got crusty, but non-penetrative surface rust on the underside of the roof. I need to sand that off and coat it with Master Series or POR-15, insulate it, then do the headliner.
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...I wonder if you can buy a bow from someone going with the one piece setup? Or maybe use and Advance Design bow and cut it down.
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If anyone has one they want to get rid of, drop me a PM.
In keeping with the "Small Stuff" thread title:
I tried to flush the radiator for fresh coolant today. I drained it; there was VERY depleted antifreeze w/ some rust already developing. Refilled & ran it up to temperature TWICE, drained/refilled it w/ water both times and still got some rustiness coming out so I will continue tomorrow. Anyone know if there is a block drain on an older (70's) 350?