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Paint Question 140-160

posted by  Zee on  Mon Sep 28 23:00 CST 2009
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Wow! Yes, that is impressive. I wonder how he managed the nooks and crannies of the engine bay?

After glancing at his site, I believe it was his Corvair project I read earlier and have bookmarked. Now I can rad others he has done.

As I recall one of the big keys to a successful job is the frequent, laborious wet-sending between coats

Thanks for the lead.

I'll also explore the paint recommendation.

That '70 144s with no paint I just bought is a great place to try out this method. Just wait until I get around to posting a couple photos and you'll see what I mean. It really needs Rust-protection already!






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