bedlined door/hood hinges
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bedlined door/hood hinges
got around to finally bedlining my hinges on the doors as well as the hood. very easy stuff Just sanded by hand, put on about 3 -4 coats of EZ-Liner, and let dry for a couple days. For the life of my I couldnt get the hood hinges off so I ended up masking and painting them right on the jeep, turned out fine. Looking at the pictures now I think maybe I should have bedlined the window hinge as well...o well another time maybe I'll get to that.
here are the pics:
and one of my dads summer car that was out for the day, next to the jeep, good old british V12 goodness!
here are the pics:
and one of my dads summer car that was out for the day, next to the jeep, good old british V12 goodness!
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Since you masked the hood hinges and removed the door hinges and now know the difference between the two, do you think the door hinges could be done by masking them off as well?
Having done it both ways, what would you recommend?
It looks really good!!! I have to do it now on my yellow one!
Having done it both ways, what would you recommend?
It looks really good!!! I have to do it now on my yellow one!
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Since you masked the hood hinges and removed the door hinges and now know the difference between the two, do you think the door hinges could be done by masking them off as well?
Having done it both ways, what would you recommend?
It looks really good!!! I have to do it now on my yellow one!
Having done it both ways, what would you recommend?
It looks really good!!! I have to do it now on my yellow one!