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240 Rear End Conversion Progress 120-130

posted by  122_Canadian on  Sun Dec 9 13:00 CST 2007
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This is just POR-15 no top coat at all. I've had parts under the car for a couple of years (like the old rear) and have had no UV deterioration at all. The starting point for this paint was a fully polished housing by the way, there is no way POR could smooth out all the casting marks. I've had pretty good results brushing it, but spraying it was a treat - I highly recommend it.

I'm almost ready to get the rear installed. I'm short a few bushings, but have the brake lines sorted out (need painting POR silver) and then I just have to figure out what to do with the parking brake and I'll be down the road again.

Craig






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