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The top window frame is being flexed too much. Needs one more cut ! |
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The new cut can be seen at the right end of the white filler strip. |
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Here's a picture of the inside for the record. |
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The windshield set into position with an 8mm slab-o-plastic holding up the roof. |
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The "B" post is straight from the PT, just trimmed and repositioned. |
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Last photo before putty. |
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The ugliest part of the project is always the putty. Right side of the car turned out right. The left, I wasn't so lucky. The roof was low. |
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If it needs filler, then add filler, don't just keep sanding away. I use a black finger nail sanding stick from a dollar store. |
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