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harvester60 wrote:Thank you for all of your input. The you tube videos are an interesting watch. I have seen the rattle can chrome paint that you can get, but have never tried it as i thought it would be naff. Im on a budget with this truck and i knew it would never be a show truck, so i will fill the chips with glue and polish the chrome best i can. I will post more photos as i go. Nikkinutshop have been reading your thread, your Ford is amazing, such quality and craftsmanship. I am in awe. Luke
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harvester60 wrote:Well i have finished polishing and painting the emblem. I think its about as good as I'm going to get it. I have a stupid question though, is there supposed to be a gap at the top/back of the emblem where it meets the body? When i hold it up to the body it also looks like it does not following the lines of the truck. Also there's no fixing holes, I'm assuming they got welded up before i had it. Any help greatly appreciated. Luke
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