Another Mopar Off My Bucket List - Barracuda Fastback
I started worrying about the quality of the resin I used. Although it had began gelling within 15 minutes of having been mixed, - it just wasn't setting up. After an hour I thought I'd turn my attention to the rest of the body instead of mixing any more.
Much of the body is in the bare gel-coat and it's faded from years of exposure. There are areas that have been repaired and have filler showing. I thought I'd try hiding the blotchy patches by spraying some black primer over all the areas that didn't have fresh resin on them. I won't have time to do any block sanding but I might run a scuff pad over it tomorrow morning.
I continued working 'til way past dark using a flashlight to help me rivet the Lexan down.
I started worrying about the quality of the resin I used. Although it had began gelling within 15 minutes of having been mixed, - it just wasn't setting up. After an hour I thought I'd turn my attention to the rest of the body instead of mixing any more.
Much of the body is in the bare gel-coat and it's faded from years of exposure. There are areas that have been repaired and have filler showing. I thought I'd try hiding the blotchy patches by spraying some black primer over all the areas that didn't have fresh resin on them. I won't have time to do any block sanding but I might run a scuff pad over it tomorrow morning.
I continued working 'til way past dark using a flashlight to help me rivet the Lexan down.
