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Old 10-02-2015, 10:40 PM
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Weather didn't look to good for the weekend so I sprayed SPI epoxy ... take a look! Getting the underside of the speaker tray was APITA and some of the roll bar has some dry spots I'll have to recoat, spraying a roll bar is tougher than it looks ..... but overall came out nice!











Just checked the temp in the garage and it's 73 degrees and holding, guess my insulation is working

Thanks for looking ... more tomorrow!
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Old 10-03-2015, 12:40 AM
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Thumbs up looking really good

Sweet it's looking great.
Yeah the bars are very hard to get great coverage.
After I sprayed the color and clear I was ready for a long break.
Between the lighting and not accidentally touching the fresh color or clear with body parts, gun parts or the hose.
That got old really quick.
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Old 10-03-2015, 08:43 AM
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I truly enjoy following your build SC. I say to myself every time that I'm about to see work done the right way, and you never disappoint.
Agree with the roll bar comments. They are tough to get right.
Car is looking great!
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Sweet it's looking great.
Yeah the bars are very hard to get great coverage.
After I sprayed the color and clear I was ready for a long break.
Between the lighting and not accidentally touching the fresh color or clear with body parts, gun parts or the hose.
That got old really quick.

Yeah prep took the longest time and then crawling under the roll bar was APITA ... the outcome was worth it thou!


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I truly enjoy following your build SC. I say to myself every time that I'm about to see work done the right way, and you never disappoint.
Agree with the roll bar comments. They are tough to get right.
Car is looking great!

I appreciate the comments and I hope others can learn and get inspired from my work ... I have some more pics from this weekend to upload! Had to get out the heater already, what? Yeah, cold and rainy for early October, did get some work done in the garage thou .... a good garage day!

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Old 10-04-2015, 11:13 AM
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This is my favorite stage of any build. So awesome.

Keep at it! :Captain:
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Hi, I'm new to this forum and just stumbled onto your build. I couldn't help but notice it's been on the go for a few years now. I'm taken with your dedication, and the quality of your work. Keep it up mate !!!! Cheers Trevor
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Looking good... Keep up the good work
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Looking good... Keep up the good work
Thanks guys! It's been a long road but she's coming together just like I see in my head. I want to do everything correctly and once!!!


Did some research and read some forums about roll bar paints and seems one of the favorites is Rustoleum appliance epoxy, durable is what I'm looking for ... so I sprayed the roll bar and the speaker tray. Went on really nice, couple spots I'll have to re-coat.

You have to wait a week before you can re-coat, ooops .... tried to touch up a dry spot on the tray and lifted the epoxy. I'll wait and sand it down and re-coat later.

You can see the difference in the sheen between the SPI epoxy and the appliance paint. Take a look ....








Since everything was dry I took my flexible sanding blocks and sanded the trunk and floor to get the overspray off ... that epoxy outa the spray can made a mess!!

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Old 10-05-2015, 11:11 AM
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love this thread.
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Old 10-05-2015, 05:51 PM
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So, you just saved me some research.. appliance paint? where does one source such a paint? I am I am going to be painting mine soon.... Did you Epoxy prime to etch into the metal?

A note one thig I was thinking.. was the belt bar, wrapping that after painting it... this way the belts banging off them won't scratch the crap out of them..
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