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Notice the primer HPP is using ...
This is for the person to do their wheels out in the drive way. Craigs list resto.
Ive never seen kindig get a can or sem out. Lmao.
Hpp also told up to cut our shakers open to get all the extra HP. ��
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This is for the person to do their wheels out in the drive way. Craigs list resto.
Ive never seen kindig get a can or sem out. Lmao.
Hpp also told up to cut our shakers open to get all the extra HP. ��
Kindig patented door handles that were Stock on some 1972 Pontiacs... 40 years later its "his" design .. just saying.

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Thank you for the advice. Any chance you have a link for the HPP article you mentioned

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Thank you for the advice. Any chance you have a link for the HPP article you mentioned
I dont have a link, but the pics from the magazine are in the first post on page 1 of this thread.

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I need some help on this Honeycomb project. I top coated one rim on the left, but had to primer the second then top coat on the right. The result is two very different colors and looks. The left keeps the original look from what I can tell but not sure what to do next. The other 3 rims could all probably be just top coated to match. Thoughts, ideas and help please.
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