Scratched wing :(
07-21-2011, 09:21 AM
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A good practice or rule of thumb is to use a heavy blanket or mover's padding to cover the rear of the car EVERYTIME you install or remove the hard top.
Mechanics always use fender guards up front and this is a good idea for the back end. Even for seasoned pros there's a chance you can slip or lose your grip.
Sorry to hear - lesson learned right?
Mechanics always use fender guards up front and this is a good idea for the back end. Even for seasoned pros there's a chance you can slip or lose your grip.
Sorry to hear - lesson learned right?
07-25-2011, 12:11 PM
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A good practice or rule of thumb is to use a heavy blanket or mover's padding to cover the rear of the car EVERYTIME you install or remove the hard top.
Mechanics always use fender guards up front and this is a good idea for the back end. Even for seasoned pros there's a chance you can slip or lose your grip.
Sorry to hear - lesson learned right?
Mechanics always use fender guards up front and this is a good idea for the back end. Even for seasoned pros there's a chance you can slip or lose your grip.
Sorry to hear - lesson learned right?
07-26-2011, 02:34 AM
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The movers blanket works well, I've used these in the past and they work well anytime your working on your car.
http://www.handa-accessories.com/S2000/fendercover.jpg
http://www.handa-accessories.com/S2000/fendercover.jpg
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