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You can use the head of a nail with a welder and fill those holes quickly and easily. grind off the nail when done and it just leaves the head there

Are the pins good? Often they break.

When applied correctly it works fantastic. I applied some 10+ years ago on my car and it's held up just fine.

I ordered a rattle can of paint and a rattle can of clear from them for my new gas cap. Matched great. Very easy to apply as long as you follow the instructions. Didn't even need to sand between coats (the instructions say not to). We'll see if it lasts, but so far it was a great purchase. One...

What's the difference between 72-74 and 75-76 caps? I had no idea there was a difference. Aftermarket parts sources the same cap for 72-76.

I just completed this swap this week, along with a new gas tank, and I'm very glad I did!

Is your grill plastic or metal? Regardless i've had great success with "adhesion promoter" on more delicate parts to get spray paint to adhere, especially plastic. You may want to give it a try. It's like a primer.

I'd either go with electrolysis to remove rust, or buy some Evaporust. Clean completely beforehand.

That Noico stuff looks awesome! I will most likely go that route for floor/firewall/doors.

foiled bubble has absolutely no sound deadening properties, only thermal insulation

I've seen floor pans way worse than that. You'll be alright. Get as much of the rust off as you can, clean it with something like alcohol or acetone, and coat it with POR-15. You can then topcoat it if you want but I didn't bother. I used POR-15 on my floor pans over 10 years ago. Still going...

What year is that off of?

i just went around them but I don't think it's a big deal either way

In addition to this wiper pivot seals or behind windshield trim

You can remove the stud by pounding it out from the back side. Grind a small amount off on the back side then hammer out with a punch. I recently removed all the studs out of both wiper pivots and the motor to where it connects the linkage. I drilled them out and tapped them, and replaced them...

Get por-15 chassis so it isn't affected by UV light. I think it's basically the same price.

rotate the latch, it can rotate on the mounting bolts. I know it sounds weird but try it out.

drill an extra hole at the lowest point prep the surface inside the best you can and use POR-15 I like the POR-15 chassis because it's not affected by UV as much as regular POR-15

This. Not just side to side, but you can also rotate the hood latch. Drove me crazy until that fixed it.