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Albert, Can you say something about the process of hanging, shimming, fitting the front sheetmetal....and what steps you took to avoid paint damage.

Thanks

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Wow!!!!!!! Nice job!!!! Some things never change........Effort = Results.......

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Looks incredible! COPO Chevelles are the coolest.

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Albert, Can you say something about the process of hanging, shimming, fitting the front sheetmetal....and what steps you took to avoid paint damage.

Thanks

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Chuck, I use lots of tape, paint sticks more tape, patience, and lots of hands..really is a gruelling procedure as one slip can really set you back..hardest part is getting some of the tape back off!!!.

ALbert

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Looks fantastic! Looks like you really went the extra mile to achieve correctness on the various finishes.

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Magic work Albert....very inspiring too! . On the removable tape thing, always keep some cheap brand tape around and let it age so the stickyness gets weak....not the good 3M type stuff on paint surfaces unless a color break or stripe edge. . Sticking the tape to clean glass or something else first and peeling it on and off a couple times can get rid of some of the stickyness too. ~ Pete

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Sticking the tape to clean glass or something else first and peeling it on and off a couple times can get rid of some of the stickyness too. ~ Pete

I run the tape over my pants first to puit a little lint on it!!! learned that one the hard way!!!..(not this car)