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TV 2M8O 
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 Posted: 06-February-2012 at 4:05AM |
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Jeff, Thanks for setting this Body Work Forum up... I will DEFINATELY be utilizing it in the upcoming months as I try and tackle the R&R of my drivers side inner rear quarter structure!!!
Look forward to all the insite and tips on how to get PROFESSIONAL results from all our membership for my upcoming repair! Edited by TV 2M8O - 06-February-2012 at 4:06AM |
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Posted: 06-February-2012 at 4:03AM |
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Hahahaha. I have 2 of those. Actually, they really do work.
I have had the finger cramps before (kept alternating different fingers and both hands) and the little arrow indentation on your fingertips. Best 14 dollar paint job around at that time. Ahh, memories. |
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TV 2M8O
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Posted: 06-February-2012 at 3:56AM |
Need to get you one of these to alleviate the finger cramps....  It REALLY does the trick!! I love mine.... |
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srwith
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Posted: 06-February-2012 at 3:07AM |
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Hmmmmmm, Glad someone came up with that idea. Who would have thunk it. This should help someone like myself who experance is only with spray can's
 . I think my finger will hurt from pushing that little button all day . Glad to see this.
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Posted: 06-February-2012 at 2:26AM |
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sounds like a great idea.
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Posted: 05-February-2012 at 9:18PM |
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As one of our resident Professional AutoBody & Paint Technicians I asked if we could have a section
for bodywork and painting so our members who have little or no experience or even Novice have a place to ask questions and find information about bodywork and paint and can learn about products, techniques and procedures. We have many DIY (Do It Yourself) members who although don't do it professionally as a career have professional quality skills and they as well as myself would be glad to help with any questions you may have So whatever your skill level is,if you have any questions feel free to ask and I as well as the other members will try to answer and explain as best we can so you can understand and learn how to do some of the work yourself which certainly will cut costs on your repairs to your vehicle. How to navigate this thread all procedures I explain the title will be in large bold letters so they are easy to find when browsing through the pages of this thread
Edited by 72 GTS 429 - 29-February-2012 at 12:55PM |
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