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March 4th 2005, 05:28
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Thats a good point you made there...I never thought of that
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March 6th 2005, 21:53
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when i had my 72 painted i did all the disassembly of the car and stripped it to bare shinny metal before i took it to the shop. They knocked $1500 off the price for me doing all the disassembly and stripping. And i bought all my repair panels so i didn't get a body shop mark up on them (which the shop said was a good idea to save me money) and i put it all back together when it was painted. All said and done using all Dupont materials i spent 1200 and i think i got a very nice job. it has been 4 years and the paint still looks very good.
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March 6th 2005, 22:17
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1200 isnt bad...Im using Dupont as well...except I cant seem to find a dealer near by.
 Doese anyone now where I can find an online store or dealer that can do custom mixing?
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There is no cure for our disease '69 standard ( under the knife) '72 1302 GL ( under the knife and on hold) VolkSport Kfer Gruppe www.VolkSport.net
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