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29-12-2020, 09:31 AM #1
Bolting on panels - Anything between panels? (after full respray)
Hi guys,
Hope everyone's enjoyed their Christmas festivities!
I've finished doing a backyard respray on my WB Ute and am at the stage of bolting all the panels back on.
My question is, when bolting panels back on, do I put anything in between where the panels meet when bolted together? E.g. where the fenders meet the chassis/firewall, where the door hinges bolt onto the chassis?
Is there any matting, rubber, cloth, lubricant to put in between the panels to stop them rubbing against each other?
I guess I'm wanting to save myself from bolting the car back together, then in 2 years time I unbolt it, and paint has rubbed/chipped off where the panels meet?
Not too sure if this is even an issue to worry about, but first time bolting a car together after a respray!
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
Cheers
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29-12-2020, 11:53 AM #2
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hi
foam block located on edge inbetween guard and firewall.
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