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"Sits high" :head_smack:

This might help: http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=58

Same here. Not even home ec teachers, just craft crones and hobby hags. I want to trade my local Michael's for Rusty's!

^ And with the "Where to Buy" link right on the page that I linked for you, too.

http://www.krylon.com/locator/

Google? :read2: http://www.krylon.com/products/stained_glass_color/

Meet the new forum, same as the old forum, but on steroids. :blob1:

Yep. I've got bolt-together looms floating unattached:

^ Exactly what SBS said. If you don't get molded and don't get original loop, you have a carpet that looks like a K-mart bath towel.

How come the guy wanted you to buy your car back from him? :eusa_think:

Awesome "unpainting" job! And great pics to document the work. All that sanding probably put a few inches on the pecs and triceps too, huh? :grin:

I dunno, sounds like he might have his own insurance or is still on his dad's?

I guess the 40 surgeries and all of those pins and screws will be a lifetime reminder of what he did...

As a member of the LL, I'll call him a "shithead" in today's society. :icon_fU:

I sent my cluster to the guy posted about here. Can verify everything the OP says x10. Great price, awesome service and communication. http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/archive/index.php/t-5216.html

My car's been wearing five different shades of Rust-Oleum red "touch-up" for four years now, and I've been saying "I need to get this thing painted" much less than I used to. So, whatever makes the car most fun to drive is the right shade for it. :icon_thumright: