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iwantfast -> RE: metal ID plate drivers side door jam (5/13/2008 8:41:56 PM)
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My buddy's dad restores old chevys and he uses acrylic enamel thats the type of paint I'm going to put on. But the prep work and the urethane primer is the real deal , as long as you have a good foundation it will come out great and last a long time. I have spent probably a good month just doing the body and then i did a acrylic primer , that was not good but then sanded it out and then now i will go with polyurethane primer . It's funny because i bought a gallon of the acrylic primer thinking that it would be enough, nope the primer only did the body and not the jams. So i am not going cheap and it will be very thorough. I found the rust locations for the corvette on the Internet and have removed all of the rust and sanded and wire brushed all and have hit with a coat of rustoleum just to make the car last longer. Like to the left and right of the windshield and also where the water continues down and out. they had minor rust deposits but now fixed. I want to paint it and install the interior and put it on ebay and see what i can get for her . Then on to the next corvette. I know it's hard to say goodbye to something you spend so much time on but I enjoy doing it. I will probably sell her for 9-15k with === rebuilt engine with pics, new paint , air condenser pump updated,two sets of t-tops/ black & mirrored glass < two sets of rims/ original & aftermarket with Hoosier slicks , new interior and side exhaust with a bypass lever for the side pipes. the engine is matching # also transmission, corvette tape deck I also look forward to the next diamond.
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