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Lower Quarter Panel Patch #2105072
07/06/16 06:07 PM
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Hello. I was wondering how much do you think it would cost to have my lower quarter panels done on a 1970 Plymouth GTX? And to have the quarter panel blended in afterwards. Does anyone have any recommendations bondo for people that can do it in the Philly are?


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Re: Lower Quarter Panel Patch [Re: GTXKARL] #2105714
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There are a lot of variables involved in answering your question. I'm sure it depends on the shop, rates in your area, type of paint, etc. But I would recommend making sure the shop butt welds the panels instead of lap welding them. If they're lap welded, its likely that the seam will reappear through the paint at some point.


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Re: Lower Quarter Panel Patch [Re: GTXKARL] #2106116
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Originally Posted By helpgtxkarl
Hello. I was wondering how much do you think it would cost to have my lower quarter panels done on a 1970 Plymouth GTX? And to have the quarter panel blended in afterwards. Does anyone have any recommendations bondo for people that can do it in the Philly are?


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