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12-22-2019, 12:05 PM
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Continuing with cleaning the floors...one section at a time. Slow and tedious work but is going to look so much better once its all done. Definitely worth the effort.
  
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12-22-2019, 01:05 PM
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Your floors are looking great Graeme! Cleaning them is slow, tedious, but very rewarding work. I'm curious on your comment about blue paint transfer from the fuel line clip. Clean the frame rail around the clip, I suspect you will find the same bluish hue from a combination of gray primer and LB overspray. That's what I found in that area on my car. Here's a couple of pics from mine that show the floors after cleaning. One pic is where the driveshaft loop was installed when the car was new. All of my clips had the tang engaged in the frame hole, none were folded over.
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