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Looks good and seemed to work.
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Needs to Get Out More!
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That looks great. In my eyes it brings a "retro" look to the car, and also a hint of "this car has some performance".
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Nice work donaldosaurus
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Good question about the sealer (+1)
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I bought a specialist sealer with the bandage. It said it was black but as you can see ended up more charcoal. It helps stop detritus from the road getting ingrained. A bit of light wire came with it and a couple of stainless zip ties did the trick.
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The "sealer" is some kind of heat resistant paint?
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+1
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ceramic tissue
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