Thread: 1932 Ford Coupe Project Thread
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05-29-2013 03:26 AM #11
Hi Ed and Chris! Thanks for the reply. It's been a slow process since we picked her up, but I'm all settled in Maryland now, and I finally have everything in my garage to finish it, including the car. Thanks for the tips on the paint. I did buy the 85 degree reducer, anticipating the warmer weather and reading about the added heat generated for the turbine. With the little bit I spent practicing before the car came down, I think I will do okay with it. I also have a Saleen Mustang front air dam for my brother Joe to paint, so more practice. I will do all the metal parts as well, before I even attempted the body. I was going with the one stage thinking chips in the paint would be easier to fix. I didn't know it was the opposite. I'm going to leave Dad's brake job as is.I have to run to work now, but I will be in touch with you guys on the phone to catch up. Thanks again!
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".......So sanded it all down and resprayed. ......" Been there. done that on a couple of paint jobs over the years. Usually took me a couple of days to get over being mad before I started...
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