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Spent three weekends straightening sanding and polishing 51 year old stainless so I felt compelled to post a pic
I could have bought the repop rechromed aluminum but this to me is a better route ... takes much longer but feels so much better to me ... I want my car to be a mix of new technology and throwback style... Plus paying homage to the craftsmen of the past And they wonder why it’s taken me 10 years lol |
Merr6 Christmas to me
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I may or may not have over spent on myself for Christmas
Ring Brothers Eddie Motorsport NubRelics Scott Rod Fab |
You can never over spend on old cars,nice parts:thumbsup::thumbsup:
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For the stainless I used a body hammer a mini anvil and small piece of hardwood for minor dings. Then wet dry sand paper 400 800 1000 1500 ... picked up a bunch of of cotton wheels and white and red metal polishing compounds https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-wh...SAAEgLsA_D_BwE Then I used jewelers polish for the final finish... lots of work and still more to do but so worth it. Hope this helps |
Color makes me smile
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Its closing in on 2 years at the body shop.. small shop + Lots of work= it takes a long time for quality.. I am so psyched to see color getting laid down.
For the first time.. the end is in sight.. PS is Not black its Green :confused59: 3 more color coats then 5 coats of clear to go .. :gitrdun: |
One more night
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Car is in color and cleared baked over the holiday... sanding then another night of clear to go.. then assembly.. very excited..
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Congrats on getting the paint done! I bet this is going to look great in the sun since it's so dark. Is that also a picture of all the flakes?
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