How not to protect your paint job
12-21-2002, 01:39 PM
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Re: How not to protect your paint job (Ed T)
But I thought it was good to have a car that you work on the engine from the engine compartment?
Guy looks light, but I don't think I could handle doing that. I'm afraid to even slighty lean on the car.
Guy looks light, but I don't think I could handle doing that. I'm afraid to even slighty lean on the car.
12-21-2002, 02:00 PM
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Re: How not to protect your paint job (Ed T)
I have done this myself, but I am just a little bigger and my engine was out of the car and I went all the way down in there to do some work.
The best way to protect your paint is not to take it to Walmart. Look at my other thread.
The best way to protect your paint is not to take it to Walmart. Look at my other thread.
12-21-2002, 03:06 PM
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Re: How not to protect your paint job (Ed T)
Hey Ed, that's a hell of a wrench you got in your hand....what in the heck were you going to do with that.....beat the car the car into starting??? :lol:
