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The caulking or whatever spread on the seams in the interior. Is it holding the panels together? Whats the purpose? Can/should it be removed? tia


Tony

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This is how we did it (like Glen). Seemed the best option right now.Fire well...bad (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif) but the mess is bad toothe way it got done cleanup tomorrow evening that was screwed. Luckily the stuff is somwhat soft,not to bad to work with.

Did you guys paint interior before the cage was in? I was just planning on "just prepped for". And when it got back paint the bars of cage first w/ light masking of immediate cabin walls near by,all windows, paint them. Then mask bars good after totally dry and shoot the walls with the different color.

Tony

well.....believe it or not fire was easier....I did it the other way in the past....it is just messy....but you gotta clean up after anyway.....

I tried to paint in areas behind where the roll cage was going to before it was installed to try and "be smart"...don't bother....the welding burned and the sparks scarred the paint...had to be redone anyway....waste of time

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Thanks Randy So I figured correct thats good. I did think of the 'paint where bars are going to be" also.Wont think about it anymore (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/thumbup.gif)

Tony