1972 Duster Build with my Daughter
The left fender was quite a mess. At $500 for a new one I guess I can spend some time... First I blocked it lightly to see where it needed work then installed tape at the body lines to help define and build them up with the glazing.
The added some 3M glaze and blocked it with 150 grit.
Much flatter.
Kaelyn started off with water and 220 grit but by the end she was dry sanding with 150 as she got more confidence and technique.
Pulling the tape give a nice sharp straight line
Now tape the top side and start on the next part of the panel
Much better
Installed the door and blocked it down. It never got the white epoxy....
Someday soon Duster you will look as snazzy as the Coronet....
The left fender was quite a mess. At $500 for a new one I guess I can spend some time... First I blocked it lightly to see where it needed work then installed tape at the body lines to help define and build them up with the glazing.
The added some 3M glaze and blocked it with 150 grit.
Much flatter.
Kaelyn started off with water and 220 grit but by the end she was dry sanding with 150 as she got more confidence and technique.
Pulling the tape give a nice sharp straight line
Now tape the top side and start on the next part of the panel
Much better
Installed the door and blocked it down. It never got the white epoxy....
Someday soon Duster you will look as snazzy as the Coronet....
