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#233045 - 02/02/12 06:09 PM
Re: Window garnish mouldings
[Re: Pat S]
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Backyard Mechanic
Registered: 11/20/11
Posts: 260
Loc: whitby ontario Canada
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When i was painting the set of 4 for my 35 standard coupe, i ran wood dowels from top to bottom thru the screw holes and sprayed them. They were supported by wood 2 x 4. Not sure if this would work while woodgraining them also. At least it will allow you to get your base coat down smoothly. mike
Edited by mike_lynch (02/02/12 06:11 PM)
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#233287 - 02/04/12 04:05 PM
Re: Window garnish mouldings
[Re: Pat S]
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Backyard Mechanic
Registered: 11/20/11
Posts: 260
Loc: whitby ontario Canada
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Pretty sure i had the 2 x 4 on outside of dowels ( 1/8 ) and then a piece of 2x4 on the inside of molding opening for dowels to rest on. Might even have been 1/8 metal rods....was early 90's.
mike
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#234566 - 02/17/12 05:28 AM
Re: Window garnish mouldings
[Re: Pat S]
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Backyard Mechanic
Registered: 11/20/11
Posts: 260
Loc: whitby ontario Canada
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Hey Mike,
I think I'd like a sketch of what you are describing, something about 1000 words. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . mike
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#234618 - 02/17/12 07:20 PM
Re: Window garnish mouldings
[Re: Pat S]
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Backyard Mechanic
Registered: 11/20/11
Posts: 260
Loc: whitby ontario Canada
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In as few words as possible........i stuck either wood or metal rods thru the window frame from one side to the other and then supported it in the center area with something.
mike
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