Thread: Couple of questions
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	06-21-2015 06:27 PM #1
 You can use contact adhesive or weatherstrip adhesive to glue it on before bolting the fenders on and save yourself a massive headache on alignment, Don't know about pinstriping stencils, but have purchased several video's and done a little with pretty good results, you might consider watching some, practicing on some glass and doing your own, the thing about one shot striping paint is if you mess it up or don't like it a little paint thinner and its removed before cured and your back to square one and your base color/clear coat is unharmed. I am a huge fan about learning to do my own work, there is a million posts on here and elsewhere where folks get rooked by somebody or unsatisfactory results, You can't beat a man at his job but everybody starts somewhere, I pretty much can't blame anybody but myself on my rides! Best of luck MatthyjWhy is mine so big and yours so small, Chrysler FirePower 
 
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	06-21-2015 07:52 PM #2
 I ordered some fender welting, the thought of glueing it to the fender crossed my mind. I'm working on the pin striping. A friend said to use a air brush or detail gun and spray it first, 1/4 in masking tape to lay out the scallops over the color you sprayed, paint the scallops, then tape everything off and paint the car. Sounds simple enough, of course he is really good at anything like that.
 





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