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Old 01-04-2007, 11:04 AM   #1
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Drip rail removal

Has anybody done a write up or FAQ on shaving the drip rail (67-72 pickups)?

I did a search, and found lots of references, but no actual in depth information.

Before i venture down this road, I'd like to be prepared for what i find.

do people just cut it off flush, and dress up the seam, or do you cut it out and have to fill a gap where it once was?

if there is a gap, how big is it, is is small enough (like rokcrln talks about) to tack in some tig wire?

Input is greatly appreciated.
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