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Warm and dry is always better than cold and damp!!

Definitely color match or store it. A satin black hood on your car with a white top would look like shitballs!

Wet sand with 1200 or 1500, depending on how severe the run is. Go heavier if necessary. Then compound and polish. Is this single or 2 stage paint?

Noooooooooo!!!!

I sprayed the frame of my Chevy pickup with KBS rust shield. Great product!

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Go for it! 1/8" plate might be a bit overkill, though.

I see they have bumpers for 67-69 Barracuda, but not for the 64-65, unless I'm missing something??

Clay bar to remove paint dirt and debris, followed up by 3M cleaner wax, then touch up with Maguires Quick Detailer as needed. If heavier buffing or polishing is required, I turn to my machine with compounds. Just depends on the condition of the paint.

You are correct, sir! And black valve covers! Lol!

Black!

WD-40 and a used soft toothbrush.

$1500 with the paint is a great deal! Good for you! Always nice getting clean and tidy work for a reasonable fee.

Since you did all of the prep work, what did the final spray cost you? Jambed, engine bay, trunk, etc....?

Yes, the 4 oddball ones. I believe the positioning of the screw hole which holds them in position is different from all of the others. In other words, the lower trim piece would not be gripped properly unless those 4 are placed in the correct position. Fortunately, when I removed my windshield...

If I remember correctly, the four funky ones are for the bottom trim piece and go towards the outer portion of the cowl. This was the case when I did my 72 Dart.

You can just remove the skin/bumper cover.

Hi guys. I'd like to paint the steering wheel on my 64 Valiant from brown to black. I realize it's a hard plastic material. Can it be dyed and will it adhere or is it more advisable to shoot it with an enamel or urethane paint and if so, what adhesion promoter is required? Thanks!

Paint it so you have a uniform color over the entire car. If you're going to take the time to prep the car for clear, then not priming and shooting a base color first would be foolish.

Light Argent silver and semi-flat black for the accents.

Nearly complete!

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I just did my front windshield last year. If I remember correctly, all of the clips on the top are taller, but there are 4 that are shorter. 2 along the cowel and 2 on the lower portion of the A pillar. You'll see that 4 of the holes are drilled higher and closer to the trim. That's where the...

I'm sending both out though Keystone. I can get the AMD front bumper, but mine fits well and is original. I'd like to keep it that way.

My friend is going to send them out for me through Keystone. He had his 64 Chevelle bumpers done and they are beautiful!!

No I don't belong to that club, but I've attended a number of shows around CT.

I mean the front from AMD, not the rear.

They rough quoted me $350 per bumper. I don't need any straightening. You're correct, though. For a driver vehicle like mine, $700 plus shipping is a lot of cheese. Unfortunately, I can only get a rear bumper from AMD for my '72 Dart, not the front.

http://www.newenglandchrome.com/ Spoke with Dean. $450 per bumper. 8 week turn around time.