Diane, With the dust covers you will have to drill each hole and place them and bend them by hand. They are a bear to bend also. A trick I was taught by Gilbert Propes (restoration guru) is to use picture frame wire from a hobby shop. It bends much easier and will stay put just fine.
Trooper P. S. You might lighten up a little. I didn't get your first posts either and displaying attitude is no way to get advise. > Diane Peppin wrote: > > Obviously Larry has an opinion. I've received it three times in my > email-box. Do you people talk at all about Chevelles here? I've posted > a question twice today with no response. I joined this list to talk > about Chevelles, not other people. Lets try this one again... > I have a 72 Chevelle that I recently purchased a grill for through > ebay. It has some blemishes in the black grill. The seller tells me > these won't show when its painted. I didn't think it was supposed to > be painted?...anyone know? > Also, I want to install the control arm dust covers onto the > steel wheel wells with the staples provided. Surely there isn't a > staple gun for this. Do I pilot drill each staple? _______________________________________________ Chevelle-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://chevelles.net/mailman/listinfo/chevelle-list_chevelles.net
