GsXdSmKingGsX
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- Dec 13, 2008
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Plainview,
Minnesota
Of all the build journals, this is the one I'm most excited to see completed. Keep doing good work, man.
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. Its a gift!I'm enjoying the journal. You have the ability to make everything seem painstakingly difficult to do. Its a gift!
As far as paint goes, do yourself a favor and don't paint those braces bolted up. I thinking your biggest thing is half assing turns into giving you a lot more work in the end. My motto, "Do it once, do it right" Remove your brakes, your motor mounts etc etc. If you're going to put in the effort to go to this extreme, make it worth it.
Other than that, keep up the good work and I will be excited to see it complete as well!

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i removed that seam sealer crap off my engine bay and filled it with bondo. when i shaved my engine bay.
Basically it takes for ever to cure..
Could i just continue with what i am doing? I will not be setting the engine back in for a month or so. Would it be cured by then? I am new to the body work stuff, i know i dont want to halfass it. If i had to scrape it off, it would be with a razor blade and sandpaper and may come out looking worse then how it came from the factory with that wanna be weld looking caulk shit.
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i opened the door to my garage with the heat on, and the garage was 74* so i said what the hell and went and bought some paint.

I have no idea what you are referring to

. Does it look terrible? i don't have the experience yet to know if it is good or bad. I will have headlights, thats the only thing i left up front from the chassis harness, i will put the motors back and just leave them down, or use the manual adjusters to raise them. Hey my first time ever, priming , painting, hell even holding a spray gun!. Does it look terrible? i don't have the experience yet to know if it is good or bad. I will have headlights, thats the only thing i left up front from the chassis harness, i will put the motors back and just leave them down, or use the manual adjusters to raise them.
I'm sure i can get the paint on the lens, if now it will be a good excuse to get new lights!
. Makes sure you put a heavy clear coat over that paint. That Lacquer crap fades fast and it is brittle. It wont take much abuse.. I would have recommended a valspar tractor paint or something similar that is a one stage paint and by themselves is cheaper than Duplicolor..
. I could put you a setup together that would run roughly $150-200 give or take...
... Well unless you do a single stage Valspar/Rustoleum. If you want decent auto paint I am sure I can find you a single stage, easy to spray in a similar color, great quality for close though.Gloss, single stage or base and clear whichever, and that process seems ok