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Old 01-24-2010, 10:06 AM
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thanks guys. you can see in that top pic (if you click on it since i cant get them to show), that the edge of the door goes in slightly. when a straight edge is laid across the gap, there is a slight void in the middle. is this something you guys would pull or bump out, or is a little void normal? are we looking to make that joint PERFECTLY flat? i ask because when i sight down most cars, there is a disruption in the reflection which to me means its not a perfect transition. i guess what im asking is, is there a reason not to make it flat? i dont think so, but id rather ask.

also, same thing for the door panel itself on my chevelle. if a 3 foot straight edge is laid on end across the door, there is a 3/16" depression in the middle. its gradual across the entire door, and is close to the same on both original doors. is this normal?

Tim
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