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One more side to do tomorrow. I like this epoxy from Harbor Freight- tough as nails, half hour working time and 5 bucks for 400 ml, compared to 80 bucks for 3M stuff
Decided I did not want to leave the big bottom door gaps, so came up with a plan to fix them. Had this piece of shelf standard standing in the corner for awhile, it was easy to cut in half and make 2 pieces of angle and weld them on the bottom of the doors. Filled the void with epoxy so should...
Its time for me to start deciding on what to do about my tail lights. Housings are rough, might not be good enough for re-chrome.
These look to be a good way to go- from B/E&A anybody have a better plan?
Mopar Restoration Parts, B/E & A Restoration, Mike Ross, New New Stock