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Thanks Rick.
I already bought the Liquid Wrench and the car is nestled away in NJ. I just
got back. Sunday will be my first day to spend any time working on her. Do fenders
get painted first and then installed? Seems like it would be too hard to get
the trim on otherwise. Would you test-fit everything, then take it off and paint
it, then put in on for real? I'm probably going to have to tear down the whole
nose and replace the inner fenders with metal ones. One of the plastic ones is
badly cracked. While I have the fenders off I'll see how they look in the back
and whether I can get good results with patch panels or if I will need new
fenders. John Nasta -----Original
Message----- Note to John, if you can find
it, I've found that PB Blaster works better than the liquid wrench.
In my experience it penetrates better. Whatever you
get, spray it all down while its on the flat bed. Save your knees
& back. And congrats on the new member of the family, I'm sure
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