Which way round would you do it?
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Greg in France (09-02-2018)
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But yours is better, Steve, IF the hood can be removed OK and replaced without scratching the paint OK and still fit properly...
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i don't see why it cant be done ether way. i left the top on mine when i repainted it, i just took it loose from where it met the body and then re attached it when done with the paint and body work. iv got some better pictures somewhere but this should give you a visual anyway.
you can see whoever did a really poor repaint previously painted it black over the factory white paint. and they didn't even take the top loose they just masked it off.
i took it loose and covered everything when spraying. but left the top on.
this is the same top that was on the car before i repainted it post re-paint.
you can see whoever did a really poor repaint previously painted it black over the factory white paint. and they didn't even take the top loose they just masked it off.
i took it loose and covered everything when spraying. but left the top on.
this is the same top that was on the car before i repainted it post re-paint.
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