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Old 03-06-2011, 06:57 PM
mcshooter mcshooter is offline
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thanks for the advice as i had not thougth about the fuel lines, probably since i dont have them also. another question for you guys i have the body off on wood frame and need to replace the passenger side rear quarter,, so can i cut out the old one with it off the frame, it worries me that it may flex .. the quarter panel is on order thru summit racing and wont be in until april 11 so i would like to cut the old one out while waiting ... this forumn is great ..iam a noob at these cars

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Old 03-22-2011, 12:43 AM
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Got the shell primed. Not without problems. Weather delayed me for a while. I ran out of primer. I though a gallon would be enough but I had print through and needed more coats than I planned to spray. I was unable to get more primer during the recoat window, so I had to scuff the whole thing again. I ended up spraying 5 coats before I had a uniform color.









Ran out of primer at three coats.

Painted the dash.






Round 2 - scuff paint, remask



Final results after 5 coats total








Glass bead blasted several parts



Rebuild door hinge.




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