Guys project 74 Z28 by olstyle

By diyauto
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6 minute(s) of a 380 minute read

1-24-2010

Took her out of the garage yesterday to turn her around n start on the right side so...................as long as it was a nice day n the streets were dry I took her for a ride to see how the trans n 3.08 gear are. Trans n gear both worked great, was nice getting her out for a bit.

Got the cut n buff done on the right side, I guess she looks ok.........(he he he)..........:bowtie: :lush:

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1-29-2010

Finally got the sealer on the sail panel repair. Forgot how thin this stuff is, so I got a few runs to sand out after work tomorrow n go from there.

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1-30-2010

Got the sail panel ready for some color  

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First coat of yellow

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Here's 2 fulll wet coats of yellow,

I ain't sayin nothin yet.............................

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Here's a few pics with the tape n paper off. At first I was like OMFG.................it's not even close. But........................then I started thinking, not sanded, not cleared, not sanded, not cut n buff, so I guess it is pretty close. I even went in the house n brought Debbie out here to look, n she says it will be fine.

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1-31-2010

After everyones tips and some searching I have come up with a little different game plan. I do not want this to come back n haunt me in a few years. So................I will be wet sanding the roof n both quarters with 600, then one more coat of color to blend better with no tape. I will not be using the blending solvent. Then clear the roof n both quarters. Then I will wait one week till I can cut n buff the whole mess.


I think we have success:bowtie:
First 3 pics are color blended with no tape
Next 4 are 3 coats of clear

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2-6-2010

Repair update.............

Got the roof n the repair area cut n buffed out last night.
I think the roof looks better then it did before.

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Sail Panel
Repair is.................
DONE!!!
Thanks again everybody


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Comments

Amazing Job! Really saved this car from rusting away!

Posted by stevegolf on 1/3/21 @ 8:13:23 PM

What a difference!

Posted by Diggymart on 3/19/20 @ 6:16:00 PM