Resto-mod project
#241
Patch Panel in:
Engine bay metal work is mostly done. Now all I need to deal with is those shock tower holes. How should I deal with them?
Next I moved onto a patch of rust I cut out:
As of now (I ran out of welding gas, AGAIN, so I'm waiting to finish the lower lip of it) It's almost done. I know it's not the best patch, but I'm fine with it:
Engine bay metal work is mostly done. Now all I need to deal with is those shock tower holes. How should I deal with them?
Next I moved onto a patch of rust I cut out:
As of now (I ran out of welding gas, AGAIN, so I'm waiting to finish the lower lip of it) It's almost done. I know it's not the best patch, but I'm fine with it:
#243
And here you all thought I was dead! Not so!
Looky here friends! Progress! I feel as if I've mad a HUGE leap in progress now that it's on the rotisserie. I have good access to the underside and will be blasting soon. Followed by SPI epoxy underneath. Then I need to decide what to do. Undercoating?
Another angle. This rotisserie is great! Two spots to patch on this quarter and I'm good to prime it!
Also stripped the entire trunk back to metal (took FOREVER) and threw some primer on it:
Looky here friends! Progress! I feel as if I've mad a HUGE leap in progress now that it's on the rotisserie. I have good access to the underside and will be blasting soon. Followed by SPI epoxy underneath. Then I need to decide what to do. Undercoating?
Another angle. This rotisserie is great! Two spots to patch on this quarter and I'm good to prime it!
Also stripped the entire trunk back to metal (took FOREVER) and threw some primer on it:
#245
And I'm using a sandblaster so I was a little skeptical about using it on anything other than the underside and floor pans.
But it really comes down to the fact that I don't yet have my sandblaster hooked up. :P
#248
Thanks man! Luckily you've got a nice car anyways! You don't need to bother with a rotisserie!
#250
On your patch pieces in the body only use the grinder to take away about 80% of the weld height. Then use a 40 grit flap wheel to take it down close to the metal surface and finish it with an 80 flap wheel. Don't use the grinder and nick the finished surface like you did. It will turn out much better and be less work.