rdransman
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I had painted the entire truck and was installing the driver's interior panel. The interior sheet metal was not quite flat so I tweaked it. Unbeknownst to me, this slightly modified the front edge of the door such that the door hit the fender when I closed it. (No, I'm not happy.) Door is OK. I plan to pull the fender AND inner fender forward about 1/16", primer the repair, wet sand the entire fender with 1200, spot the color, then shoot the fender overall with Universal Clear, same as it was. My question is, do I have to clear the lip that is under the hood? I didn't want to loosen the three small screws in the front because I fear they will not go back where they were, showing imperfections after the job is complete, and I didn't want to clear the screws either.
Any tips on any part of my process would be appreciated.
Any tips on any part of my process would be appreciated.