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I am painting my '41 Coupe. I have new gravel guards for my rear fenders, but no instructions. They are glued on, so the holes in the fender are not my guide. I would like to place them in the right place. Help! Thanks,
Dan.
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I believe {?} Filling Station & Chevsofthe40s both have "installation" instruction sheets for sale, as well as the glue.
best of luck,
Michael41
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Mike: Thanks. Appreciate the info.
Dan.
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If the holes are still in the front of the fender it will be a simple matter to place the shield and determine where it fits best and covers the holes. I have never seen a glue-on shield. Must be after-market for sure.  
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