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Old 12-28-2012, 01:43 PM   #11
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Re: taking two cabs to make one good cab

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Originally Posted by twillie2460 View Post
laid a heavy coat of POR-15 to bottom side of the cab. I will keep the stove going for a few hours more to make sure we dry real good. Then this weekend the cab goes back to it's rightful place and that is on the frame.


Great job. Did you spray or brush the POR on the cab? I used this stuff on my 68 frame, I love it. Its a lot of people that dont like this stuff, but I think it just depends on what your needs are.
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