replacing old paint is fun
The Total Package
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yea I put some tough enamel paint on there. It's been working for my rear bumper real nicely, but the rust damage is making it difficult. I might have to buy a new rear bumper or replace the damaged metal. I wish the previous owner took a bit more care into the rear bumper. Though, I'm more concerned with how the driver side fender isn't lined up properly at all, so I'm saving my money on a new fender. I'm hypothesizing that the previous owner had a little scuffle with the fender, and the shop that repaired the truck didn't actually replace the fender, they just bent it back into shape considering the fact I see waves in the metal where the other fender is shaped smoothly, but they did a poor job in lining it up with the hood, and it makes my headlight look bad....which annoys me =\
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Anyway...here's some side pics and stuff. I included the other side that isn't finished just to get you an idea of how everything was. meh...sorry for the jpg compression.
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yea I figured it would separate the black real nice. I was skeptical at first cuz I couldn't help but think it's too much pinstripe. Good thing the Daks have such good body flow it looks pretty good, heh.