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Someone please put your hand up and buy this great piece of history, are you allowed to do a BRE colour scheme, is there any copy right issues doing that.

 

OR some of the European car colours look pretty good.

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Vic and I been away at the L.A. swap meet, and got back to a ton of work finished.

Bummed I didn't get pics, but pretty happy about what got finished.

 

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The 2 is to remind us this door is ready for resanding at the 2in stage (240) instead of 320

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Look real close and you can see that the jambs of the door have been completely sand blasted and are ready for paint.

 

Sand blasted gas door, and all the hinges also :)

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New fiber glass front apron one of the last 2 that David Pare had made over a year ago.

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While we were away we picked up the needed rubber to finish the project

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Please take lots of pictures of the floors when you do them tomorrow! I'm at this stage and I'm interested how you do it. Looks like you removed lots of surface rust on the floors! Do you put new seam sealer then paint over the top?

 

I'll wait and watch. Good work!

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I'm over looking everything, but I not always here, so pics are far and few between.

 

Seam sealed the areas that had been seam sealed from the factory 

Had to weld in a couple patch panels, one on the drivers floor and one in the trunk

 

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Panels are blocked out and ready for there last primer coat

 

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Moving along

 

Cleaning and sanding the inside of the hood, 1st degrease the inside of the hood with super clean or ?, 2nd Scuff with scotch bright and lacquer thinner.

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Then remove unwanted hood brace (this car has a NapZ 2400, the air cleaner hits this area of the brace)

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Glue the front edge of the hood back into place, we use a 2 part panel bond. Seems this area on hoods lately is pulled apart about an inch and needs to be re-glued.

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Once glue is set, sand interior of hood with 320 on a DA sander

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We need to paint the hood and trunk lid interiors so we figured we would paint the interior area of the quarter panel also

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Once ready for sealer, wax and grease remove complete areas, and seam seal. then spray a even coat of epoxy sealer

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Very nice

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2 coats of your favorite color, yeah you could spray 3. But this area will never see light or weather.

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Done,

Time spent 12 hours

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