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Painting my 911 on a lift

It sure would be nice to paint my 911 on my mid rise lift, engine out and supported by the torsion tube and front crossmember. It would make blocking a lot easier.

I've changed to fiberglass doors so have to get the door gaps right. Should that also be done on all 4 wheels?

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all panel gaps should be adjusted with the wheels on the ground and the car sitting on it's suspension or the car sitting on a build table / chassis bench. once the panels are adjusted and you have proper gaps you then can block the panels with a car on a lift.
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great news, thank you.

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