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Old 06-19-2003, 10:23 AM   #1
nightmare
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Question about painting a truck

here's a question for ya'll. i'm in the process of restoring a 69 chevy, and i'm about to get some of the bodywork done (Zero structural rust, both rear cab corners, and am converting from a non-a/c to a/c). anyhow, when i get the cab back, it will be already in primer. here's the question: is it better to paint each piece individually and then reassemble, or is it better to reassemble everything, then paint? i'm getting to the point to where i'm about to start the reassembling process, and was just curious about that. thanks
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