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Hey I see you messing with my ride...
Tinman said:Please post all your STI-II pictutes.....every single one .....even the wild ones....in this topic.
even the.....
email them to me so I can post themHug_R_Av said:What I do now??
Hug_R_Av said:Friends for Life
JohnBChef said:THERE WAS A BEACH THERE
I didn't know that! I never left the parking lot!
okay I knew there was a beach but Come ON!!! Choosing between a beach and modding fun. It's an easy choice. I live in Florida! I'm off to MOD!!!
Joeface said:My photoshop skills have something to be desired. Just kind of learning as I go, but here goes.
Sorry if I deformed your body or gave you two heads but you will get the drift
JohnBChef said:Anyone else notice it's always me under the truck I'm still clearing sand out of my eyes. No matter what kind of glasses I wear. I still get crap in my eyes!
Also Joe and I have discovered the perfect cure for repairing accidental damage to the plastic ground effects on the GM bumper. We used 5 minute epoxy to hold the joint together. Then used Fiberglass mat and 30 minute epoxy on the back. The 5 minute epoxy is great because it sets up quickly and if you hae to hold a joint together. Holding it for 5 minutes is not too bad. The down side is 5 minute epoxy isn't as strong as 30 minute epoxy. So we use both. the 5 minute holds the joint together. The 30 minute bonds it fo life. We use the fiber glass mat to give the repair a little structural integrity. Soak the fiberglass mat with the 30 minute epoxy let it cure, and you have a pepair that is nearly seamless. The only thing is you need a little acetone. The acetone will clean the joints and if you accidentally spread some to the other plastic body parts the acetone will remove the glue. I will post a thread with Joe later with pictures.
JB