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Old 12-05-2018, 09:02 PM   #201
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Things line up great,

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Old 12-05-2018, 09:41 PM   #202
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Looking good. You got a nice fit on the rocker and quarter panel.
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Old 12-06-2018, 12:34 PM   #203
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Hey Paul I don't think that is how the paint booth filters go, but I could be wrong haha
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Old 12-11-2018, 09:21 PM   #204
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Hey Paul I don't think that is how the paint booth filters go, but I could be wrong haha

Richard it’s tough keeping the garage warm so I set up 3 cheap box fans with the filters on them in the closed garage. When I’m done spraying I open the garage door about 2’ and set the same 3 fans blowing out and my 110,000 btu salamander heater blowing in. Surprisingly I get very little over spray inside.

It’s almost ready for the rotisserie!

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Just messin with ya Paul, I know the struggles there. I have 2 3' chicken house fans mounted in the wall and have to run my 110, 150 and 210k salamanders to keep it decent enough while painting in the cold weather.

Have you set a timeline yet for when you think you will be done?
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Just messin with ya Paul, I know the struggles there. I have 2 3' chicken house fans mounted in the wall and have to run my 110, 150 and 210k salamanders to keep it decent enough while painting in the cold weather.

Have you set a timeline yet for when you think you will be done?
Richard I get asked that all the time. My answer is always that it will be done when it is done. No time frame for this at all. If it is anything like my two Cougars then it will never be done! I'm always messing with or improving them. Honestly I like working on them, driving them and going to car shows/cruise nights in that order.

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Old 12-16-2018, 10:58 PM   #207
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I'm liking the new view!

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Old 12-16-2018, 11:04 PM   #208
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Cant get the second pic to rotate!
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Old 01-08-2019, 11:15 PM   #209
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Sandblasting booth all set!

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Sandblasting booth all set!

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That should work awesome. Be sure and wear a good paint respirator, not one of those cheapie dust masks.

Looks like a pretty nice '52 or '53 Mercury hubcap you have there, or is it Oldsmobile? The more I look at it the more it looks like Olds.

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That should work awesome. Be sure and wear a good paint respirator, not one of those cheapie dust masks.

Looks like a pretty nice '52 or '53 Mercury hubcap you have there, or is it Oldsmobile? The more I look at it the more it looks like Olds.

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It’s an old Mercury hubcap Leon. I’ve had it since I was a kid. No cheap mask for me. I picked up a 3M sandblasting helmet for $30 on Craigslist ($700 new at Grainger). I also made a positive pressure assembly from an old computer fan and sump pump hose. I’ll put a filter on in and put it outside.

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I’m trying to figure out what is best to put on the bottom/underside of the body once it’s primed with epoxy primer.

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I’m trying to figure out what is best to put on the bottom/underside of the body once it’s primed with epoxy primer.

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See my post in your other thread....

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Sandblasting indoors is a bad idea. My positive pressure mask idea worked perfectly but I’ll be cleaning the abrasive dust out of my garage for years.

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Sandblasting indoors is a bad idea. My positive pressure mask idea worked perfectly but I’ll be cleaning the abrasive dust out of my garage for years.

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I've never tried it. I use the cabinet inside and my big pressurized blaster outside. The only problem is I can only do the bigger stuff when the weather is decent.

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I've never tried it. I use the cabinet inside and my big pressurized blaster outside. The only problem is I can only do the bigger stuff when the weather is decent.

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Leon I set up plastic on all sides of the shell with binder clips every 6 inches or so. The excess plastic went along the floor and overlapped underneath a couple feet all the way around. I didn’t realize that the pressure of my mask and the pressure of the sandblasting gun would push all of the super fine particles out. Then I set up a fan that vented the booth out the side door of the garage. By then though the damage was done! The fine dust sticks to everything and has to be wiped off. After finishing and taking the boot down I opened both doors and got out my backpack leaf blower. I’ve almost got all of the sand out of the nooks and crannies on the shell and I have to say it looks really good.

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Leon I set up plastic on all sides of the shell with binder clips every 6 inches or so. The excess plastic went along the floor and overlapped underneath a couple feet all the way around. I didn’t realize that the pressure of my mask and the pressure of the sandblasting gun would push all of the super fine particles out. Then I set up a fan that vented the booth out the side door of the garage. By then though the damage was done! The fine dust sticks to everything and has to be wiped off. After finishing and taking the boot down I opened both doors and got out my backpack leaf blower. I’ve almost got all of the sand out of the nooks and crannies on the shell and I have to say it looks really good.

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Good deal. Sounds like you had a lot of extra work to do though. That's a bummer.....

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2 coats of epoxy primer!
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Looks great, I wish mine was that rust free. Did you decide what your going to undercoat with
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Looks great, I wish mine was that rust free. Did you decide what your going to undercoat with
Mine had more rust than I had hoped. Quarters and rockers both sides had to be replaced!

I went with Al’s Liner a DIY bed liner for undercoating. It looks good but was kind of a pain to apply. It has a very short pot life that is greatly reduced if it is over mixed.

How much rust are you looking at?

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5 hours to make the “paint booth” 2 hours to spray the epoxy primer. Tomorrow the seam sealer goes in the drip rails and hopefully I’ll have time to apply the urethane primer too.

Stupid iPhone rotated the picture on me!
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5 hours to make the “paint booth” 2 hours to spray the epoxy primer. Tomorrow the seam sealer goes in the drip rails and hopefully I’ll have time to apply the urethane primer too.

Stupid iPhone rotated the picture on me!
Roof looks good, are you block sanding next round of primer? take some pics of seam sealer when done
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Roof looks good, are you block sanding next round of primer? take some pics of seam sealer when done
I'm going to have to do a some block sanding before the urethane primer goes on. When I turned the rotisserie to paint the lower part the plastic stuck to the paint in two spots.
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