I sanded the back side of the coin returns, and then cleaned them up with acetone.

Without much room to sand, I scraped the landing area of the inner skin with a razor blade, and afterward carefully cleaned it up.

I applied JB Weld to the back of the part, where it meets the inner skin. As with the back door panels I recently put in place, I used a toothpick to apply the JB Weld.

I clipped the part in place so that it is properly centered on the front side of the skin, and I'll let it set for 24 hours.

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