Storing fenders
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Storing fenders
Hello, i'm working on a frame up resto of a 72 Cutlass HT and now i got the front end of but what is the best way to store fenders?
Is it a problem if the lay on the floor for a while or do they get out of shape?
Thanks
Is it a problem if the lay on the floor for a while or do they get out of shape?
Thanks
#2
Just an Olds Guy
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Location: Edmonton, AB. And "I am Can 'eh' jun - eh"
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FYI, I'm using my basement to store some of the larger options and glass that I am planning to put into my car a little later. Takes up some space, but it's really climate controlled in the house + I have an undertanding Mrs. who lets me get away with it. (for now anyway)
#3
I have extra fenders stood on end, the end closest to the door on the ground leaned up against the back side of my garage. The warning about this is if you still have the short piece of chrome trim on the top rear of the fender this can break them off. Yes I found out the hard way! John
#5
Since most of us down south are not blessed with basements, I use the attic!
Fenders are light and I have a set up there now for my old ford, should I ever decide to go that far with it. I need to try to get a hood up there, too.
Of course if you have a good paint job on them, you would want to wrap 'em well in paper before handling to protect the finish.
Fenders are light and I have a set up there now for my old ford, should I ever decide to go that far with it. I need to try to get a hood up there, too.
Of course if you have a good paint job on them, you would want to wrap 'em well in paper before handling to protect the finish.
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I can't get into my attic because there are 12 inches of insulation to protect the occupants from white meteorite attack and freezing to death after the sun goes down...
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