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Do You Tear Down Both Sides?

By BillinIndiana

10 years ago


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    #1 10 years ago

    Just curious what you guys do when tearing down a PF to do touch ups and clear coat.

    Do you do the minimum removal Under the PF or do you tear it down to just the PF, no wiring what so ever?

    #5 10 years ago

    So many wires, LOL. I swear there is one place on my F-14 it looks like the wiring harnesses are in a knot.

    #7 10 years ago
    Quoted from nutshell79:

    I like to sand the bottom of the pf if I'm doing a clear on the top side

    What does that do? Anything for the clear?

    #12 10 years ago

    I just have that fear of not getting it put back together right. I did an old EM which is not even close in comparison to what's under the F-14 PF. I'm sure there are far worse machines, but F-14 has 4 flippers, kickbacks, lamp boards and all those stand up targets. I'd hate to get my wires crossed and have to try and figure out where I screwed up or worse yet.... Smoke!

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