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would someone be able to give me a measurement from back of hood to back of scoop, or front to front? 72 swinger with six pack scoop Thanks!

I used the cheap ppg delfleet urethane single stage, covers great, dries quick, and it lasted down very smooth...if I was crazy about it I would buff it but it looks good enough for me. the nice thing about single stage is if you ever get a scratch or something you can touch it up and buff it...

i ended up getting mine on, make sure your clips are oriented the right way, the trim kind of slips under the clip then snaps in and down. I had to take a small wood or rubber block and tap it the trim pretty hard with a rubber mallet. no dents or dings and it looks good..... let us know if you...

Yea when we did dads car we had the body work finished and a local shop quoted us 2100 to just prime and seal it!!

Thanks! Still alot to do and only 3 days till cruise week! Exhaust, alignment, paint hood, and mount passenger seat

Looks better in the sun

Here's a little before and after

Well I got the recommended 2 coats on...after it dries off I'll get some more pics

I do! It may not be able car quality but it will look dam good goin down the road!

Well, I finally got the car down to 220 and shot the primer on it tonight. 3 coats of ppg white primer. Turned out pretty good, now gonna block it down with 400-600 grit and paint

And a few from about 5 min ago

Here's a few my girlfriend took, I tried to do a pannel at a time so I didn't get ahead of myself, these when I glazed the quarters then got them blocked and moved to the doors/fenders

Yea we have a stand up 60 gallon compressor that seems to do the trick....I think one of the most important things is goot filtration to keep the water out of the lines.. Every time you think you have a pannel good and ready to go l, you look back and find something else, body work is so...

Yea I'm taking the side markers, bumpers and such off, even though on dads car we just taped everything off, another day or so and I'll be ready to spray. The rain is kind of holding me up, I don't like to sand in the garage lol

Well I went to get the paint yesterday, and they no longer have the finish 1 acrylic enamel. So I got ppg urethane single stage and primer

I've always heard of buffig single stage....like the old laquor, mine as well roll it on then buff the hell out of it lol

Ha-ha, yea that sounds about right. I'll go ahead and get primer, sealer, and paint....I'm not looking for a show car by any means but something half decent lol

No, nothing has been sprayed yet, I'm going to get the paint today, I'll get primer....also when I prime it then block it all out, do I need to use sealer before the paint?

Here's the drivers side lower door after I sanded off a 1/2 inch of filler

Well here was some pictures doing the body work, the worst spots on the car were the roof to quarter seams, the lower quarter, drivers side door in the front bottom corner, and the drivers fender needs some attention But here's a few pics

They are finsh 1 products from Napa...its what we used on my dads car and it turned out pretty good. If I went to 400 grit then primed it, do I still have to use a sealer before laying the paint on?

Well I'm about to paint my car, I'm just asking if there is anything I should do differently or add to my process, I'm going to be using a single stage acrylic enamel.here's what I have so far. Sanded car down with 80 grit all of the filler and glaze work is finished, very few small spots are...

Had my windshield installed today awith new glass, gasket, and trim clips. For the life of me I can't seem to get the top piece on right, this is as good as I can get it to seat?

well i got my old windshield out, new windshield, gasket and clips came today. i still have to get the sealer/bedding stuff. a friend of a friend works for a glass company and is going to install it for me for a wopping $60. i saw a video of..yes..a mustang... windshield getting installed and...

I thought 1/4-20 looked about right lol

Anyone know the thread size of the rear license plate bolt holes?

Thanks guys, ID rather not mess with it or mess it up, I think I'll leave this to someone that does it for a living, can't have my windshield leaking lol

https://www.autobodyspecialt.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=MP-1404 So this is all I need? And is this something to do myself or pay someone to come do it?

One of the upcoming projects for my 72 swinger is replacing the front windshield. Now I can get a new front windshield no problem, and I plan to get new trim and trim clips, but does a 72 use just a gasket or does it have a gasket and locking strip? Thanks

how bout a better pic of that hood, is that the 5" six pack scoop?