Time to sand it all down and bring it back to showroom glean.
Build 1978 FJ55 BATPIG
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- #602
Time to sand it all down and bring it back to showroom glean.
I think there is a bit of sanding and then a bit of “fogging” in paint in those areas.
It’s near the paint shop now.
Any updates?
Jim was at SAS last week with his pig. We need pictures of that too!
You modified the tranny cover, so you could move the throttle pedal. But you did not need to cut the floor at all for the H55F and split case?
Any updates?
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- #607
Still waiting in line at the paint shop, and it’s only the inside being repainted
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- #608
Progress
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- #609
Primered
Pigeaten
GOLD Star
A total test of yours and mine patience- looks good in plastic condom though
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- #612
Probably.PP25???
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- #613
Body shop working on a Saturday.
Taping it for lizard skin and raptor liner. Jambs are basically ready to be shot color.
Inside lizard skin first. Then underside raptor liner, so any blow thru the bolt holes or anywhere doesn't show up on the finished bottom side.
Once the undercoat is done, final mask for paint, (jambs are 80% at this point) then final paint.
So the end result is once paint is laid down, no debris or undercoat on/in the paint, pull the tape and nice edges, it’s done. No touchups.
Tons of time spent masking and unmasking thru the process.
Taping it for lizard skin and raptor liner. Jambs are basically ready to be shot color.
Inside lizard skin first. Then underside raptor liner, so any blow thru the bolt holes or anywhere doesn't show up on the finished bottom side.
Once the undercoat is done, final mask for paint, (jambs are 80% at this point) then final paint.
So the end result is once paint is laid down, no debris or undercoat on/in the paint, pull the tape and nice edges, it’s done. No touchups.
Tons of time spent masking and unmasking thru the process.
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Closer!
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- #615
Taping for sealer, then lizard skin. Lizard skin applied properly is a 3 day process: 24-36 hours between coats. Sealer goes down, has a flash window. Lizard skin has two coats per ceramic or sound control. Simple stuff, water based, stir it, pour it out of the gallon, shoot , repeat.
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- #617
YesHow manys you got going now
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- #619
Means “yes”.WTF dat mean
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- #620
Smooth
