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Thanks. I'll have to get brave and try it. Just afraid I'll bend the trim. Don't know where I'd ever get another piece around here if I destroy. Very scarce here. Thanks again.

Hi. Looking for the same information. I have the correct tool for removing this trim, but I can't seem to roll,twist or pull up correctly to remove the trim without damaging it some. Would anyone know of a video or step by step pictures on how to use this tool properly? Thanks.

There is no difference between 69 and 70 doors that I know of.

Don't mean to hi-jack, but hopefully a good question to ask so every one can see for future reference. Just wondering if the quarters were pretty good quality and if they fit pretty good. Thanks, Keith.

Guys you better check these out good. I read somewhere that the full quarters for the B bodies do not fit that well, too short. I can't tell from first hand experience, but just to be sure, to some checking. Could have been someone just spouting off too, I don't know.

Neat!! I like it.

Very nice. I love that color on you car. Car is very straight.

I would like to know how they fit as well. Someone must have tried them.

I don't know when they changed but my 69 has a screw and the stud.

Sorry I don't see a pigtail. Thought they were reflectors. And you are correct,as they only used reflectors on the 69s.

I believe those are possibly 69 Dart or Valiant fenders.

I am only going on what some one told me a few years ago, but they told me the head lamp bucket was spot welded in a slightly differt position on a 68 from a 69 because of the headlamp bezel being different. Best do some measuring just to be on the safe side. Again, may have been bad info from...

It sure does stick to your skin. You may have to scrape it off with an exacto knife. Another hint. If you get this stuff on the lid or rim of the can and close it, you will have to expect to cut the top of the can off. Some have told me to use plastic wrap on top of can before closing but I've...

Guys I don't know if any of you have applied Por 15 with a brush, but when you do it levels out and looks like it was sprayed on.

Can you tell me what the product is used for because if I go to my local hardware store and ask for Oshfo I know these guys and they are going to look at me like I have three heads. Thanks.

Hi LXguy. Por 15 is a fantastic product. I am restoring a 69 Swinger and started using it on the floor. A lot of my buddies saw it and started using it now as well. Put it on straight over rust as long as all loose rust is removed. If going over bare metal, the metal MUST be either wire wheeled...

Sorry but I like all the color schemes but the blue and black. I think if you go witthe blue or black it has to be only the one solid color.