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Thanks Paul/Paint guy,
One other question - where do you 'draw the line' on a full quarter vs. patch? If my 'panel' issues are below the top of the rear wheel well, would I be better off with a patch vs. a full quarter? I looked inside the rear quarter and the outer wheel house has rust issues (again they stop below the top of the fender line). Trying to weigh pros/cons of full vs partial. Thanks, Brian. |
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There are several different sized "patches" and "skins".
For purposes of this discussion, you should know that a true "full quarter" includes the sail panel, a portion of the back glass channel and trunk channel, and goes all the way up to and inside the rear portion of the door opening. In my opinion, a full quarter would be overkill if you only intend to use the part behind the wheel opeing. On the other hand, you ,might need a 'full' quarter skin..Which doesn't include the sail panel, any channels or the door opening area. That way, you can cut what you need from it. These guys know a lot more than I do about it though.
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Greg Reid Palmetto, Georgia Last edited by Greg Reid; 02-03-2009 at 05:53 AM. |
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