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Fri May 15 2009 08:46 PM
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I came up with an idea to use aftermarket automotive stick on trim. I cut it into strips and stuck it on. It looks pretty close to original. What do you think? 
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Looks good Matt. If I looked at it in person I wouldnt know the difference off the bat. Good idea & a lot cheaper too 
Wanted Owens Motor Oil & Mobiloil Gargoyle. Brad Ralston & my website is www.petrobarn.com
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WOW!LOOKS GREAT WITH THE OLD PAINT!
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West Coast signs, globes and quarts
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I second that! Thanks for sharing.
Mike
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