1966 Valiant Signet Convertible Resto
Got the car back today from the media blaster. They finished it last Thursday. It's all epoxy primered and they did a fantastic job. They left the lead filler intact. There are a few spots they didn't blast on purpose but it won't take much to get them done and epoxy sealed. Once the filler is done I'll hit it with a sealer coat of epoxy and then start with the 2k primer and blocking.
It will probably take a few months or so to get the whole car blocked out and ready for base. I'm just going to go one piece at a time. No rushing.
The pictures you see are epoxy over bare metal. no filler. I didn't really notice how straight the car was the first go around. I really like the black primer because you can really see the little dings with a little water sprayed on the car. Guidecoat will come in handy.
Hope to have my spray guns this week. I ended up going with quality tools, the Iwata LPH-400 LV and LVX and an Iwata primer gun.
I hope to be a spraying fool in the next few months.
Got the car back today from the media blaster. They finished it last Thursday. It's all epoxy primered and they did a fantastic job. They left the lead filler intact. There are a few spots they didn't blast on purpose but it won't take much to get them done and epoxy sealed. Once the filler is done I'll hit it with a sealer coat of epoxy and then start with the 2k primer and blocking.
It will probably take a few months or so to get the whole car blocked out and ready for base. I'm just going to go one piece at a time. No rushing.
The pictures you see are epoxy over bare metal. no filler. I didn't really notice how straight the car was the first go around. I really like the black primer because you can really see the little dings with a little water sprayed on the car. Guidecoat will come in handy.
Hope to have my spray guns this week. I ended up going with quality tools, the Iwata LPH-400 LV and LVX and an Iwata primer gun.
I hope to be a spraying fool in the next few months.