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I used POR patch putty and POR 15.

Good work Dude. It IS all of the small things that make turn out great. I finally got some color squirted on mine and it is so nice to see all of your work pay off. Keep it up.

A few more. I can't wait to get home in 6 weeks to get a little more done.

After the second time. Looks pretty good. It will be wet-sanded in a month or so.

Thanks. I have a lot of time in it and a long way to go. It is worth it.

A few more...

Here is a few more pictures. I still haven't been to see it. I am still 1400 miles away. Only a few more weeks until I take it home to get started on the long process of putting her back together.

Just a quick note. My son went to look at the final paint. All of the wet sanding hasn't been completed yet, but I love it. Can't wait to get home and start putting it back together. More pics later.

Mike, my car should be out of the paint shop around the middle of October. As soon as it is done, I will let you know. I am moving it just outside of Wylie when I get it back. You can come check it out.

Lookin' good.

Good to see things moving along Mike.

Great job Uli! Nice work.

Still no new pictures. I am still on the road most of the time. My dad said he stopped by to look at it a few days ago. He said it looked really good. It is all smoothed and a final coat of primer is on. Cody said he was going to start cutting in this week and get the dash painted. Looks...

Well it has been a while since I have been on here. I have made some progress and sent the Duster to the paint shop. He is going to use it for some fill-in work and I may not get it back for a couple of months. It's no big deal because I was able to go back to work. The only bad thing is that I...

This is another very nice build. If it wasn't for FABO and all of the info coming from members, I am not sure I would be doing the in depth work I am involved in. FABO is hands-down the best site I have ever been a part of.

No latte' for me but I'll have a regular coffee, light cream. Damn Denny, that Duster turned out very nice! My coffee-getter isn't going to be quite that nice, but it will have to do. Nice job on all of the pictures Old man Mopar!

I had a huge dent on the left front and I wanted to get it pulled prior to removing the fenders. I bought a new toy today (Stud Welder) and got busy. I love this thing. Now I have most of the dent out and the first bit of duraglass installed. I will finish massaging it after I take it off of the...

I never thought your car could look that good. WOW! Just great.

Thanks Jarrod. I have been watching your build as well and you are right, the metal work isn't that much fun. One thing about it, all of the jacked-up metal work and covered up rust will be gone and I will know what is under the paint. Keep up the good work on yours and I will keep following...

Thanks. I have a long way to go yet, but it is getting there. I've been watching your build as well. It looks great so far. As far as mine, I wish I would have had the money to replace the quarters on mine. It would have been much faster. Keep up the nice work on yours.

Nothing going on with the car for the last few days. For me, there is nothing better than Mopars and Mavs basketball. GO MAVS!

I have a long way to go. Thanks.

I got the paint stripped from the right quarter. Hammered out a couple of small dents and got a little filler on it. Still need a little more work and this panel will be ready for primer.

Been able to work on the Duster quite a bit this weekend. Tail panel is ready for primer. Roof has been stripped, sanded, one seam sealed and a few hail dents repaired. I thought I was ready to prime some of it tomorrow but I noticed a couple more hail dents (very small) as I was winding down...

Looking good!

I am almost done with the body filler on the back of the Duster. It will be nice to get this thing to the paint shop. Still a while to go.

One thing I have learned doing body work on this project is... I SUCK AT IT! Other than that, it's coming out pretty good. Massaged the A pillars and trunk pan a little more, filled the seams of the trunk drip rails and sanded, a lot. I also filled the tail panel where I made some repairs and...

The trunk braces, jack catch and trunk latch brace have been reinstalled. The pan was a little wavy so I added a little filler to smooth it out a little. I have to replace the A/C condenser on my truck tomorrow so no work on the Duster. ...and my grand daughter helped, so it was a good day...

Well the trunk pan is complete! The extensions are bonded and the patch for the tail panel to the trunk pan is complete. After the epoxy drys, I can prime and seam seal. I am ready to be done with the back side of this one.

Very nice.