Great work! I just got done welding in my new driver side full quarter, package tray and window filler panel on my 68 ss Chevelle. Now i have the same gap issues except my filler panel was slightly lower than my deck lid (original) was, but nothing a bottle jack couldn't handle.
What brand of primer is that? I have 2 replacement doors for my '69 cutlass that has it. Can you paint top coat over it? You always do a good job, I have learned a lot.
The primer I'm using is etching primer. I am going to sand all the etching primer off then use 2K epoxy primer. The panels came with E-coat primer. I am just going to scuff them up. I will 2K epoxy primer them. I'm not going to remove the E-coat
Great video Harry! It's the details that matter the most!
Thank you Steve. Thanks for the kind words..
Great work! I just got done welding in my new driver side full quarter, package tray and window filler panel on my 68 ss Chevelle. Now i have the same gap issues except my filler panel was slightly lower than my deck lid (original) was, but nothing a bottle jack couldn't handle.
Thank you. I hope your Chevelle turns out excellent. You could see in some of my videos, my 68 SS as well. All the best
What brand of primer is that? I have 2 replacement doors for my '69 cutlass that has it. Can you paint top coat over it? You always do a good job, I have learned a lot.
The primer I'm using is etching primer. I am going to sand all the etching primer off then use 2K epoxy primer. The panels came with E-coat primer. I am just going to scuff them up. I will 2K epoxy primer them. I'm not going to remove the E-coat
Hey brother, if the tail panel isn't welded in yet jam it to the left alitlle get ya gap
Everything is welded in place. I did try to whack it a little. Did not move. Thank you for watching, and subscribing. All the best
Do ing mine now
Yeah getting these gaps are very difficult. I hope this video helps you. All the best