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    1. 04-08-2019 #1
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      Temporary Protective Wrap?

      What is the temporary protective wrap applied over body panels during assembly to help prevent scratches? We're about to double the square footage to the house and garage has to be emptied. My Camaro is in pieces and I don't want to damage any panels moving everything to storage.

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    3. 04-09-2019 #2
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      https://www.zoro.com/surface-shields...0b/i/G4335021/

      Depending on how long you leave it on, it can leave a residue behind as it's sticky.
      Might consider regular shipping plastic wrap, with this on top, for long term.
      Also pays to buy a couple packs of microfibers, towels, moving blankets, for putting between items.
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      In a pinch I have used clear kitchen shelf paper. I wrapped the front on my Camaro when towing it a few times a while back.

      I know, drive it don't tow it.
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    5. 04-09-2019 #4
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      'interiors by Shannon' just posted about this product yesterday, looks pricey but effective

      http://www.n-ccarpet.com/index.php?r...product_id=717
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    6. 04-09-2019 #5
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      This calls out as "paint protection"

      https://www.amazon.com/XPEL-TW6T40-T...-deals&sr=1-34
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