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| Basher Join Date: Nov 2011
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| Addict Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Burlington, Wisconsin
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| Nice, clean and simple. I like it. What did you do to trim it out though? Edges look kinda "fuzzy", like the whole perimeter of the body could be gone over with a razorblade |
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| Basher Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 66
| I trimmed with a set of sissors then use a dremel with sanding drums to get close to the lines. I took these pics jsut incase I wrecked the truck first time out! I didn't then I came back and cleaned up all the edges with a razor, just never ended up taking new pics! |
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| Addict ![]() Join Date: May 2010 Location: Onalaska, wa.
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| Looks good for your first time could take some light sand paper to the edges but even that is not that bad |
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