LittleDog
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The paint matches the interior fiberglass pretty well, so when a nice Spring day finally arrives, and you drop a Freedom Panel on the ground, you don't have to cry quite as hard.
(You can still cry a little bit though)
I wasn't looking forward to depositing the free lifetime supply of itchy-dust onto the gasket above my head forevermore when using the panels, so I got ready for a sad repair afternoon instead of happy joyride day.
But since everything is white, I decided to just clearcoat it. Instead of smearing on that fresh baby-poo, waiting forever, sanding everything, sanding too much, then having to clearcoat an even larger area, telling (lying to) myself that I'll paint it some other day, then looking at those ugly patches every time.
Cracked the little ridge here too, but the panel has double layers of weatherstripping, so it should be fine. I'll snip off the extra hairs later.
At least it's a nice day out.
(You can still cry a little bit though)
I wasn't looking forward to depositing the free lifetime supply of itchy-dust onto the gasket above my head forevermore when using the panels, so I got ready for a sad repair afternoon instead of happy joyride day.
But since everything is white, I decided to just clearcoat it. Instead of smearing on that fresh baby-poo, waiting forever, sanding everything, sanding too much, then having to clearcoat an even larger area, telling (lying to) myself that I'll paint it some other day, then looking at those ugly patches every time.
Cracked the little ridge here too, but the panel has double layers of weatherstripping, so it should be fine. I'll snip off the extra hairs later.
At least it's a nice day out.
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