senior pic with my ram
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Bigger tires and that baby will win ROTM easily! Put big tires on and I will nominate you!
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Nice...A tip from someone who has done custom paint jobs :
NEVER use a laser level. Use body lines. A laser level is for a 2 dimensional surface. The surface of the truck is 3 dimensional. It has a slight curve along the whole truck making it look off at that angle. You should have stopped on the crease. Look at where weed's two-tone stops. The next body line up is right above the headlight and crosses the doors at the handles. If you want to split it, pull one straight piece of tape. Stick it on one end and pull it tight and then lay the line down across the whole body in one motion to create straight lines. Curves are a little more difficult but use the same principle.
NEVER use a laser level. Use body lines. A laser level is for a 2 dimensional surface. The surface of the truck is 3 dimensional. It has a slight curve along the whole truck making it look off at that angle. You should have stopped on the crease. Look at where weed's two-tone stops. The next body line up is right above the headlight and crosses the doors at the handles. If you want to split it, pull one straight piece of tape. Stick it on one end and pull it tight and then lay the line down across the whole body in one motion to create straight lines. Curves are a little more difficult but use the same principle.
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Nice...A tip from someone who has done custom paint jobs :
NEVER use a laser level. Use body lines. You should have stopped on the crease. Look at where weed's two-tone stops. The next body line up is right above the headlight and crosses the doors at the handles. If you want to split it, pull one straight piece of tape. Stick it on one end and pull it tight and then lay the line down across the whole body in one motion to create straight lines. Curves are a little more difficult but use the same principle.
NEVER use a laser level. Use body lines. You should have stopped on the crease. Look at where weed's two-tone stops. The next body line up is right above the headlight and crosses the doors at the handles. If you want to split it, pull one straight piece of tape. Stick it on one end and pull it tight and then lay the line down across the whole body in one motion to create straight lines. Curves are a little more difficult but use the same principle.
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