Couper

Why did you strip the existing epoxy?

TomKat

awesome build thread loving the work! 69 is hard to beat!

NoReins

I'm not sure where you are referring to. The only areas we stripped were where there was NO epoxy sprayed.

NoReins

Thank you. And yes, I'm starting to agree with that last sentence!

Couper

We got the car home and lined up the sheet metal as well as we could. The previous owner had the car blasted and epoxied.



I though you bought it Epoxied, then stripped it off and re-Epoxied?

Either way that SPI black Epoxy looks great!!

NoReins

When we bought it, it was epoxied (that's the white you see) and then he used featherfiller (which is black). We blocked the featherfill with 80 grit. Then, we sprayed black SPI epoxy over it. From here we will block the car with 180 to find more low spots and then proceed with some filler work. He did a very good job on the body work but there are some areas that need addressed, but nothing major. Hope that makes sense, sorry for the confusion.

NoReins

Normally in the winter time we have very few days, if any, to work on the car at the shop. Well, after 4 years of this hobby and battling our Ohio winters we finally moved into a house with a heated garage. Eleanor will be joining her soon. So excited to be able to work on these beauties all winter. Woot wooooot.

Shoelessjoe75

Awesome garage. Now I'm not only jealous of the cars you have and the work you guys do, you now have the Garage Mahal to be jealous of too.

69FB

NoReigns, I love all your projects and your 71 Challenger. I hope to someday have a garage as big as your new one. I even like your car hauling trailer. My mechanic has one similar and the winch comes in very handy. Love this project since mine is on hold for a bit. Hope to get back to it soon though.

racer_dave

Looks like there's room for at least one racecar, a 67 fastback and a couple quarter midgets... We'll put your name on the cars for trade in heated shop space. Glad you'll be able to get to work on the cars this winter.