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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10
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Originally Posted by mcbassin
Oh, my bad. I didn't realize you didn't have glass. I used the high dollar yellow 3M tape from the auto paint store on the last one I did. I left it on there for 2 days and it was a bear to get off. I was shooting eurethane enamel and I guess it didn't mix well with the tape? I spent a few hours cleaning it off the rubber on the windshield and rear window.
That blue looks great on your truck BTW.
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Yeah, I noticed the blue stuff seems to get 'stickier' too. Now you have me worried  I think I'll stick the glass back in Saturday if I can get some help. Thanks for the compliment!
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Originally Posted by VA72C10
bed wood looks fantastic against the blue and will still look good once the wood greys out.
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Thanks! ...and this may be sooner rather than later 
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