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Topic: FRAME SPECS

Crash1-4me
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October 2005

Re: FRAME SPECS	Sat, 21 November 2009 02:51

Snap-On bought all the old Black Hawk data. Ask Your Snap-on dealer and see if he could request the specs for you. Just a wild ass guess (WAG) [Report message to a moderator]

Topic: Body and Paint work question

kevin
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October 2009

Re: Body and Paint work question	Sat, 21 November 2009 00:01

Have you guys noticed that rossignol001 has only posted once and has not been back here since. We're all just talking to ourselves again. [Report message to a moderator]

Chris Clarke
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Okotoks, Canada
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April 2009

Re: Body and Paint work question

Sat, 21 November 2009 00:16

Trench wrote on Fri, 20 November 2009 23:51

Chris Clarke wrote on Fri, 20 November 2009 19:41

You provide me evidence that he is as good as he states. Otherwise he is not credible. I just read his last post and it sounds like he just throws mud against the wall and hopes some of it sticks. I would ask a female if it matched before I got another male, who is probably as color blind as fred, if he thought it was close enough.

Chris

Well thats the difference between you and me. Assumptions are the reason for major !@#% ups. So I don't. I don't claim to know anything about Fred, only that I have learned a great deal from him. You on the other hand have the swimming pool mentality. You fill a bucket full of water on one end of the pool, take it to the other end, dump it in and then claim there is now more water in the pool.

Did he train you to have an eagle eye so you could butt match panels just like he does with dulux?

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Jimmo
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Ontario
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December 2006

Re: Body and Paint work question	Sat, 21 November 2009 02:58

To the original poster, if you wanted to have a look at this article I put together a while back it might provide a more detailed look on why the shop needs to blend: http://www.refinishnetwork.com/blog/why-the-shop-needs-to-bl end-colors.html I wouldn't do it any other way (on a customer car anyhow). Even if you were able to obtain a good butt match it may look a mile off under a different light source. Anytime you park your car under a street light the failure to blend can become very apparent. [Report message to a moderator]

Forum: Technical Forum

Topic: inner fenders on c5 vette

butlerz rodz
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Posts: 12
Location:
Athens, Georgia
Registered:
January 2009

Re: inner fenders on c5 vette	Sat, 21 November 2009 03:27

Thanks guys after removing the front fender and getting down to the inner fender it does looks straight forward. Next question would be any tricks to getting old parts off thats is some good adhesive. [Report message to a moderator]

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