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Sun, 08 July 2018 21:52

BobDunahugh

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I don't want to break it. On a 73 Canyonland. I,m putting a fresh coat of the white SEM Sailcloth on all the plastic parts that are to be that color. I've got the cap over the drivers/pass seats done. Pulled the LP tank to blast/paint. And lined the LP tank compartment with white aluminum today. Really looks great with the white around the gray tank. Taking a brake from the bottom side. Bob Dunahugh
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		[GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: BobDunahugh on Sun, 08 July 2018 21:52
		Re: [GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: Ken Henderson on Sun, 08 July 2018 22:34
		Re: [GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: Ken Burton on Sun, 08 July 2018 23:43
		Re: [GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: tphipps on Mon, 09 July 2018 06:24
		Re: [GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: RF_Burns on Mon, 09 July 2018 07:18
		Re: [GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: pjburt on Mon, 09 July 2018 10:02
		Re: [GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: Ken Burton on Mon, 09 July 2018 12:38
		Re: [GMCnet] How does the 3" plastic trim between the wall/cieling come off? By: pjburt on Mon, 09 July 2018 17:13

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