Date:         Thu, 9 Sep 1999 08:05:43 -0500
Reply-To:     Wade Ebert <monster51@SPRINGNET1.COM>
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From:         Wade Ebert <monster51@SPRINGNET1.COM>
Subject:      Re: Seams
Comments: To: Joel D Shortlidge <shortlid@JUNO.COM>
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Well friends rust never sleeps, you may be able to knock it cold for awhile
but it will come back. Better to nip it in the bud now..... Sounds like
someone could have prepped those seams better if it has just been refinished.
Bodywork costs bucks. By the every same token, you get what you pay for. Do
it on the cheap, Do it again on the cheap, and again.....Noone I know gives
any guarantees on rustwork. But a professional shop that does a professional
job will give the best results over the long term.

Wade Ebert
Ameican Auto Body
Sporingfield, IL.

Joel D Shortlidge wrote:

> My brother is flipping out over the seam rust that is growing on our
> newly repainted '87 Syncro.  The body shop wants $475 to do one side over
> the rear wheel and the seam behind the both rear wheels.  Is this
> something he should tackle?  Leave alone or get soaked AND HAVE THE BODY
> SHOP DO IT???
>
> Joel
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