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Old 05-08-2017, 11:47 AM   #12
MARTINSR
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Re: Stripping Body Panels to Bare Metal

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Did anybody hear what MartinSR just said???? Sorry couldn't help it
When I think of the mistakes I have seen newbes make (not knowing his level of experience I will assume he is a newbe) horrible mistakes like stripping the whole car that literally end the project. They are so overwhelmed it ends the project and sits until it is sold.

I hate to see that happen when the correct way is so easy.

I want to make it VERY CLEAR so that doesn't happen to them.


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