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Maybe try bringing your own safety instruction props next time. Then when they are doing the demonstrations you can stand up in the aisle and do your own version. Like strangling yourself with a hang noose when the oxygen masks drop or a demonstration down the middle aisle of how to go down the emergency slides on your stomach slip-n-slide style :tup: |
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Actually, once I realized there was no turning back when I marked the cut line with a Sharpie, and that wasn't coming off, it was cutting time. :icon17: The actual cutting was super-easy with my Dremel. All the masking (I know, way over done but I wanted to make sure the Dremel didn't walk on me) was what was the most tedious. To do this right takes a lot of time. Tons of prep work cutting templates, trimming reducers, and masking the bumper before I ever made my first cut. |
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well, that's if she doesn't watch the ip footage from the camera in there. :eekdance: Quote:
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MY GAWD!!! Lol!! You cut holes in your car!!! Lol! Brave meticulous man!!! :tup: |
kinda funny looking at an ad with comments saying little scratches here and there, and i see this hugearse long scuff like 1/4 of the lengh of the part.
that is not a little here and there scratch. :icon17: |
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