Whats missing from these pics?
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Nah...I used white primer 
Actually finished it up just now. It'll do for the moment...planning on new paint during the winter/spring seasons. Now that the mechanicals are in order, I really don't have much else to do to her
BMMN...I am growing tired of the mast already. Sharkfin may be in order. Or a GM XM antenna. I dunno yet.
Actually finished it up just now. It'll do for the moment...planning on new paint during the winter/spring seasons. Now that the mechanicals are in order, I really don't have much else to do to her
BMMN...I am growing tired of the mast already. Sharkfin may be in order. Or a GM XM antenna. I dunno yet.
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It makes both sides look...very...symmetrical. Not bad...but doesn't seem worth the trouble to me. So maybe I missed it, but whats the alternative? Window antenna? I have always thought that you could get a much better signal from dual window antennas/grids.
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I'm running a roof antenna. Yes, you can also run a window ant, or do away with the ant altogether.
Doing away with it, IMO, cleans the rear up...reduces drag...also a slight weight reduction...but the best of all is this....I'm the only one in the club thats done this :P
Doing away with it, IMO, cleans the rear up...reduces drag...also a slight weight reduction...but the best of all is this....I'm the only one in the club thats done this :P
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Originally Posted by sandrock
I started it yesterday. I took some of that metal cheesegrater bondo sticky stuff, added some JB to the backside, and let it cure. I then used more of that metal filler, only the size of a quarter, as a second layer. Bondo, bondo, bondo, primer, bondo, primer, bondo, glaze putty, primer, bondo, primer, glaze, primer, primer, primer. Sanding in between all of those of course
It takes alot of work to fill a hole
It takes alot of work to fill a hole
I cant even Phathum why you would do it like that, but what ever works for you in the end I guess.
Your lucky its a southern car, or that would pop out after the first winter.
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