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If you go the plastic welder route, it usually works best if you can use pieces of the same material you are welding, low temp hot enough to just melt it, v grind cracks..go slow and fill from both sides if possible. Cooling the repair fast (if its welded properly) can make the plastic harder...

Greed, it would be expensive due to the metal fabrication required, and imo would not look as good as a 68/up rubber and stainless moulding which is the route im going with my 67. Either way good luck to you.

I still think its do-able but it will require some metal, and moulding fabrication.

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I can take some measurements and pictures of my dart pinchweld for you tommorow, the car is at a friends house now and is being prepped for paint. I have installed glass for over 20 years now and can tell you there would be enough room. Your urethane bead, after installing the glass would be at...

True story, this stuff works best at a factory seam, or where it cant be seen directly(splices). Duramix, and fusor are the two ive used...my 2 cents

I installed my hood using springs off of a 98 jeep grand cherokee, the tension is perfect. I was hoping for it to be a little on the weak side and it is. If a hard gust of wind hit it while up, it would easily move it. It has very little tension on it closed and will help it last a long...

Yes panel thickness will vary a bit due to rust etc, also as you weld you carry more and more heat as you go. The method i use takes a little longer but i use it for 100% penetration (looks like a bead on both sides), and to eliminate burn through which causes more work etc. I run my welder a...

Im thinking about eliminating the 'DART' letters on the quarters of my 67 and going with a deck stripe. I have a aar six pack hood that will be black, i was just thinking that it will look better with a deck stripe, tell me what you think, and if you think stripe, which one, thanks!

I recieved my fiberglass six pack hood today from stinger, they say they are the parent company of aar? Well after reviewing a lot of posts and doing the best research i could i gave them a shot. The hood is nicer than i expected. I was in the autobody field for 15 years and had to change...