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As someone with triple ADD, I love the pace this is moving. When you start a project of this size do you have an estimated timeline?
Thanks and well done


No we don’t do any big projects on a timeline. To many variables involved.

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Spray on seam sealer on the rockers, this is how Toyota did their “chip guard”.

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We didn’t strip the old sprayed on seam sealer from the wheel wells so we just put a light coat on top of it.

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Spray on seam sealer on the rockers, this is how Toyota did their “chip guard”.

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We didn’t strip the old sprayed on seam sealer from the wheel wells so we just put a light coat on top of it.

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Cheers
What product do you use and how is it applied? Some of the stock coating has been worn away on my 200 series rear wheel wells and I want to reapply something similar to stock.
 
What product do you use and how is it applied? Some of the stock coating has been worn away on my 200 series rear wheel wells and I want to reapply something similar to stock.
this. i have an area where it has worn away (on an 80). also, is the wheel well supposed to be black or body colored....you know, for the concours
 
What product do you use and how is it applied? Some of the stock coating has been worn away on my 200 series rear wheel wells and I want to reapply something similar to stock.

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this. i have an area where it has worn away (on an 80). also, is the wheel well supposed to be black or body colored....you know, for the concours

Toyota used a tan seam sealer. SEM sells a tan but not in sprayable form. Toyota also painted over it which we will be doing as well.

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Lots o’ parts being installed.

Brake lines

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A new LSPV

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Dobinsons LSPV elevation bracket, chopped down to suit 2” lift.

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Just out of curiosity I know you've gone over how you cleaned this rig, but have you ever used the dry ice cleaning way for anything you've ever done?


No have not tried it yet but there is a guy in town here that does it so I would imagine sooner or later we will try it. He is not mobile though so it doesn't really work for a project like this.

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Bracket needed for 2” lift?
If you are doing it right, no expense spared, anytime you change the height at all you would change the bracket.
 

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