moparnation74
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Sure....good thing I am not the owner because with my past restoration they had to stay within the limits and the car was checked over for mills.....Part of the wonderful contract.....They adhered to it....
Help - fender to door gap and alignment
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moparnation74
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Awesome and congrats......Happy I could help out a fellow member!
Now you can sleep tonight, great job!
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moparnation74
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No not completely.....Doors and fenders, and shell yes. Hood, quarters, trunk, No......
I have been around the block with shops.....If they want my business than we have a contract in the mix......I am not going to be stuck with a 20k plus mud bucket paint job......Looks nice out the door and then from 0-5 years with UV damage/elements looks different.
Really, the shop gave zero fuss.....They were stellar on everything except for the rims but thats another story.....He did get a bit nervous when I checked the 1/4's and hood but they met the demands of my contract....The paint job has a full warranty as well....
Years ago I had a car painted and a paint issue developed later.....The shop blamed sikkens.....So I had the Sikkens rep come over and the mils were through the roof......I got stuck paying for a redo....Never, ever again....
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So are these AMD metal parts the same thickness as the OEM parts? Or are they thinner like the new panels bought for new cars nowdays? Ive never had to buy those resto parts . so Im just wondering.
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That looks good.
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