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03 November 2012, 11:40 AM
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Get the wheels first and also decide how low you want it. They should then be able to roll to that. They'll also know if it needs a flare, etc.
For arches, they'll make you sign a disclaimer saying they cannot guarantee the paint won't split. They'll do their best with heat, etc, but bank on it them blowing over. If it doesn't its a bonus!
For arches, they'll make you sign a disclaimer saying they cannot guarantee the paint won't split. They'll do their best with heat, etc, but bank on it them blowing over. If it doesn't its a bonus!
04 November 2012, 01:36 AM
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No-one worth their salt will guarantee that the paint won't split. Anyone that does doesn't know what they're on about so walk away.
That said, it's not set in stone that it would split either! TBH, a lot depends on what condition your paint is in and how aggressive a roll your going for. Worth speaking to a few local bodyshops to get prices on blowing over the arches just in case - it might work out less than you think
That said, it's not set in stone that it would split either! TBH, a lot depends on what condition your paint is in and how aggressive a roll your going for. Worth speaking to a few local bodyshops to get prices on blowing over the arches just in case - it might work out less than you think
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