I'm wondering of making a paint booth with pvc, pins or bolts for disassembly, and tarps just to save you effort putting plastic sheeting everywhere, I know it's a major task doing that step, and I do that for a temporary primering booth. Add fans of course. Clear visquine let's a fair bit of light in. Thanks for the update Chuck.
*Louise!!* Broke my heart when she went away. Never quite understood why either, but.... Yes, she was the OG for ChuckhousuvMopar and she is missed. About ready for the current one to get color on it - and it needs a name! - Ed on the Ridge
Wonder what would happen if you put a couple tiny washers under each clip so the trim wouldn't be so low. Just a thought. Thank you so much for bring us alone
I'm wondering of making a paint booth with pvc, pins or bolts for disassembly, and tarps just to save you effort putting plastic sheeting everywhere, I know it's a major task doing that step, and I do that for a temporary primering booth. Add fans of course. Clear visquine let's a fair bit of light in. Thanks for the update Chuck.
Thanks Todd, yeah I still have plenty of plastic left so it's not a big dea.
The coronet is looking good! I am enjoying the ride along as you work through the bodywork. it is good motivation to get in the garage myself.
Thanks Chris
*Louise!!*
Broke my heart when she went away. Never quite understood why either, but....
Yes, she was the OG for ChuckhousuvMopar and she is missed.
About ready for the current one to get color on it - and it needs a name!
- Ed on the Ridge
We'll see about a name for the Coronet. Color, yeah eventually.
Well it looks like you got her coming along nice. Keep up the good work chuck.
Thanks 👍
The sanding is nearly over!
Getting closer
Wonder what would happen if you put a couple tiny washers under each clip so the trim wouldn't be so low. Just a thought. Thank you so much for bring us alone
I'm going to keep checking and probably put the black glass seal on along with the clips and trip to see how it looks then
Thanks