I know, but normally you wouldn't see them. That photo was taken without the cover and rear seat installed.
Old 850 sighting - unusual paint job
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850 LPT wrote: 29 Mar 2017, 10:47
Awesome job. I'm pretty sure I saw a blog of how you did this years ago, could this be true? I too have painted cars with foam rollers and Rustoleum paint before. In the nineties I painted an entire car like that, but it was not as nice as yours.
This was my 68' Lincoln Continental, I painted the roof to replicate the look of vinyl:
Not my car but I read the blog you are talking about and just linked the picture.
1995 850 GLT Wagon w/ 200,000 miles
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