Re: [BaadAssGremlins] 78 gremlin colors

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Usually the body and the jams are painted first. then the interior is
installed. Me I have a pretty clean 99% rust free car with decent
original paint. It was the 20+ years in the Florida sun that cooked my
whole interior along with he abuse it took from the 4 years the previous
owner had it. I also had the usual cracks in the door frame that I had
welded up and had to touch up the body color on the door jams before I
painted the black on the interior side. A car can be painted with a
complete interior but the key to any good paint job is preparation. It
never hurts to think out loud, that's how you learn things.
"Doc"



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• From: twa1950@xxxxxxx
• Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 09:05:47 -0400

I understand what you are doing Doc. I thought the first guy who started the post said that when he had his car painted the body shop just mask off his door panel and painted that piece of metal on the inside of his door. I was just wondering why you would have them paint that piece when they were painting the outside of your car. Unless I had the interior completely out of my car I wouldn't want a guy with a spray gun close to it. Then again if you do it right I guess that is how they paint the door jams. I guess I am just thinking out loud.
Terry

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