Thank you for the kind words.What a nice project. This car is going to look amazing!
Hey Kevin, I bought a gallon and quart. I have about a quart left over. I just didn't want to run short.How much paint did you end up buying for the whole project?? Did you use more than a gallon? Trying to figure out how much I need to buy for this 71??
Lookin' sweet, Brutha!David Funny you point out the black out by the tail lights and gas cap. I think about it every time I look at the rear car. I knew about it when put the back together. It was case of getting ahead of my self. I have been thinking about going back to fix it.
That settles It, now that you pointed it out I will fix it!
As for the hood black out I bought the correct stencil. I'm hopefully going to have my brother shoot the black soon. The only thing my brother is not going to use the stencil.
Thanks Eric. I have pics of my tail panel. I'm going to spray it with some SEM trim black spray bomb.Lookin' sweet, Brutha!David Funny you point out the black out by the tail lights and gas cap. I think about it every time I look at the rear car. I knew about it when put the back together. It was case of getting ahead of my self. I have been thinking about going back to fix it.
That settles It, now that you pointed it out I will fix it!
As for the hood black out I bought the correct stencil. I'm hopefully going to have my brother shoot the black soon. The only thing my brother is not going to use the stencil.
Just remember that with the hood stencil, the front alignment mark goes to the leading edge of the hood - including the front trim piece (otherwise, it'll sit too far back... like mine).
As well, the taillight trim can be done with little more than just taping off the area and hitting it with a spray can (have a local paint shop mix up the right paint and put into an aerosol can). That way you won't have to go crazy and tape-off/cover the whole car for a quick blast in the paint booth (unless you're already planning on that, anyway).
Just in case you're not already aware, this is what I found when I pulled the honeycomb trim off mine (just before tearing it all apart):
Hope that helps.
Perfect! It's gonna be sweet! ::thumb::Thanks Eric. I have pics of my tail panel. I'm going to spray it with some SEM trim black spray bomb.
Hey Nik, All is well. I took a couple months off from the car. The wife and I have been busy with a Chicago and Vegas vacation, and kitchen overhaul. I got back on the car 2 weeks ago polishing drip rail moldings. I hope to take another big leap forward this summer.Any updates on your build Mike? I have not touched mine in about nine months. Unfortunately I have been out to sea doing Navy **** for the better half of the last year, so time to work on the car is at a minimum. I have a slew of parts waiting for me when I get back though. Bought an electric fan kit, hei distributor, one wire alternator, and some new wiring to update a few of my harnesses to help with making the car more reliable. soon after all that, I am gonna start body work. Major drawback is that the car was outside in the pacific northwest for a couple of weeks and the interior is completely covered in mold. Pretty much everything except for the upholstery was new or newly refurbished, so I am a little pissed about it. Hope all is well buddy.
- Nik
Love the inspiration wall! ::thumb::Installed front spoiler today, Scott ( Q codes ) video was a big help.
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