No epoxy primer it is to gummy and clogs up sand paper. Epoxy is for bare metal then sand and use a regular primer that sands easy and a sheet of sand paper lasts a long time. You only want to put epoxy primer down the first time no more than that as far as I'm concerned.
Whats kicking your *** Jeff?
Been doing it since 1980 something on new cars coming into the port of Tacoma Washington till 2000 then moved to North Dakota and had no idea how bad hail damage can be. If I can still take a dent the size of a tennis ball out so can you BP, just take your time 2 hours on one dent sometimes. Get your lighting real good and get comfy and start pushing.
And you did a great job FOG. I noticed from your car pictures it was straight. I had no idea you did your own car. You got my atta boy.
8 deg and foggy rain tomorrow 10/30 mm.
How was work today Biff? glad your home.
Nice , we are at 0 and a little snow . Not much about 1cm.
Well as far as work goes easy day
Good job Jeff!
No sign of snow not even on the mountain’s kinda worry some
Oh man... one of those eastwood shrinker stretchers would be nice. Your getting it though. Looking good.
I bet Biff if you don't get snow in the mountains then your summer water supply is real low.
Don't hurt your back Jeff take your time it will get done.
But you still have a chrome molding I would think.
Yes sir , bad for the salmon also ,can’t get to the sponing grounds
Just my way of doing it Jeff. get a die grinder cut the bad section out and try not to destroy the bad section. Get some metal try and copy the bad section and weld in the new.
Your car Jeff I am only here to voice my opinion and will help no mater what you do. But in my opinion if you are gonna run an engine with lots of HP than the whole car is going to take a beating and will crack any area that is not structurally strong.
Biff what engine are you putting in your car? If you don't mind me asking.
