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If you lube it from the outside you'll forget you did and wonder how those black stains got on your nice shirt right before the interview

I wonder what model T paint was like new. Probably black

I think they use ovens to cure the paint. And probably robots do most of the painting if not all, so less mistakes. Plus chemistry has changed. No idea what the dealer said in the 60's about waxing. Probably sure do whatever you want

It won't cure as fast, could scratch paint, chemicals in covers, trapping vapors. If you overthink stuff. In my painting book I read years back, it said not to use car covers, set anything on the paint, wax it, wash it with anything except water etc., until it's 100% cured. And thick paint...

Do you use a car cover?

My buddy, professional glass guy, hated gasket windows because we had to slap the sh1t out of a window to get a back glass in an early Datsun Z My hands hurt all day

You're a good person. Plenty of people would cover their tracks

72 Opel Manta had that feature, maybe Duster did too

Is that carpet plate by the gas pedal a 4 speed only item? Nice interior

I bet they did a lap weld install instead of butt welds. Neighbor had the same treatment to his camaro with similar results. Hope it gets straightened out

The Haynes automotive body repair and painting manual is really good. My first paint job is 26 years old and still shines like new

My setup for 30 years has been a 220v craftsman 60 gallon "v twin" oil less compressor (with extension cord to the dryer at one time) and my only complaint is noise. A 220 compressor will outrun a 110 unit and never look back. Cord doesn't even get warm. When my neighbors piss me off I turn...

badass!

ppg delstar black, 25 years old still going strong. No experience spraying Omni

give the exhaust pipes a kick and see if it makes that sound. Are the spare tire, jack, jack handle, lug wrench etc. all stored right? Heard a story about line workers putting empty beer cans inside frame rails before they got welded shut. Not sure if that's urban legend though

That hood is the shiznit. Love the car man great work

I had some aunt jemima lying around that I added to the floor mop water when I painted a car. Even after the water dried, the tackiness remained. Don't use too much though. Smelled great too. But then I love pancakes.