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May 3, 2020 at 6:55 PM #817014
Coronita
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[quote=scaredyclassic]Not sure this is true, but I read Jay Leno is leaving his large estate to fund training in automotive restoration.

This seems like a terrible terrible decision to me, but apparently he really likes old cars.[/quote]

Cool, I could use the training to do this faster. Now I know why people who do this charge a lot to do it. What a pain in the ass.

1. Cut

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2. Spray Adhesive (what a mess)
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3. Roll, baby, roll. Then trim, and finish.
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Stretching the damn thing around curves was a royal pain in the ass, also while working before the adhesive cured in 30 minutes….Working too fast, leaves wrinkle marks…..Arghhhh…. My hands hurt. Not doing this again, hopefully for another 20 years. lol

Now if I can only find the bag of bolts and nuts that I took off about 3 years ago, and before I moved to my new place…..Projects seem to get put on hold and I procrastinate over more important things…until now…