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I voted black which is my favorite color. But I really like your original color too. Bob

I really like Ospho brand rust treatment. It works great, and here is a link where I bought a qt. last spring. I usually brush it on with a foam brush, let it soak over night, then paint. For hard to reach areas I put some in a spray bottle. A qt. goes a long way, so it's not really that...

Thanks for the info I'll look into MAS products. What kind of fasteners did you use? Bob

Guys, this Duster on eBay seems to have a bolted on Six Pac scoop. I would rather have one like this on my steel hood instead of the other type. I haven't had luck with the bond on scoops in the past, they always cracked around the edges, looking terrible. Does anyone know where I might find on...

Check out this place, they have a good forum there as well. Bob http://www.autobody101.com/shop/

gts340, thanks for the pic! Bob

Thanks, guys I appreciate the pics! 7Demon2 I checked your garage pics and all I can say is. Wow what a great Demon you have! JohnnyJet, your's wowed me as well! And yes could you please send me more pics. Thanks again, Bob

Anyone have a gunmetal gray Duster or another darker grey metalic colored one. I'm leaning toward painting ours gray with black or red stripes and I can't find pictures anywhere to drool over. Thanks, Bob

I've used the valve stem seals also. I soaked them in a pan of very hot water for a few minutes to make them more plyable before slipping them on the shafts. Bob

As silly as the mullets look today how many members will admit that they had that very fashionable look back in the day? I didn't of course, I had the Travolta look! Bob

I was looking around on You Tube and found these videos by Kevin Tetz ( one of the guys on Trucks tv show) that are full of information. There are 8 or so videos. Heres is the link to the first one, I hope there's nothing improper about posting this. The rest are listed as rust repair #2, #3...

Thanks, It dosen't have to be great looking just good enough to get her through the next few months. She is wanting to buy a Caliber or an Avenger this fall. Bob

Thanks for the advise. I forgot to say black was the color. I think the paint stores here still have acrlyic enamal. I called them a couple of days ago asking if they filled spray bombs with automotive paint and they said they could fill them using acrlyic enamel. My nephew was needing the spray...

The clearcoat is peeling off the trunk lid of my wife's Stratus. I"ve painted a couple of cars in the past with great results but it's been 25 years and I have no experience with the clearcoat finishes on todays cars. I plan on just using Dupont acrylic enamel with hardner as that is what I used...

I have used POR 15 alot , it's tough stuff. I always wondered how hard it would be to remove, say a head after painting an engine. Seems like it would be hard to break the seal after it cures. But I guess you could paint before assembly. Bob