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I like lacquer thinner for cleaner/prep. Don't douse it, just wipe it down, the thinner could actually eat a hole in this stuff if you leave it sit on there. now it's ready for the last trial fit in the car.
I like lacquer thinner for cleaner/prep. Don't douse it, just wipe it down, the thinner could actually eat a hole in this stuff if you leave it sit on there. now it's ready for the last trial fit in the car.
0 2019/07/27 13:42:18 427seven
sanding carefully smoothes out the rough surface and gets rid of the glaze
sanding carefully smoothes out the rough surface and gets rid of the glaze
0 2019/07/27 13:41:41 427seven
Not only is the surface rough, but it also has a glaze on it.  The smoother it is without the glaze, the better the adhesion. Just like bodywork, the real prep has to be under the finish coat.
Not only is the surface rough, but it also has a glaze on it. The smoother it is without the glaze, the better the adhesion. Just like bodywork, the real prep has to be under the finish coat.
0 2019/07/27 13:37:42 427seven
after a wash down with a good degreaser, dont forget to wash down the underside, particularly where the upholstery adhesive has to do it's work.
after a wash down with a good degreaser, dont forget to wash down the underside, particularly where the upholstery adhesive has to do it's work.
0 2019/07/27 09:44:35 427seven
0 2019/07/27 09:44:26 427seven
someone called this porn.... i dunno if i'd go that far....
someone called this porn.... i dunno if i'd go that far....
0 2019/07/26 21:06:15 427seven
these turned up edges exist all around the dash, and the edge is where the upholstery has to grab, so a flat edge works best
these turned up edges exist all around the dash, and the edge is where the upholstery has to grab, so a flat edge works best
0 2019/07/26 14:15:11 427seven
0 2019/07/26 14:15:01 427seven
slow and careful, a sharp blade will make it's way where you don't want it to in the time it takes you to blink....
slow and careful, a sharp blade will make it's way where you don't want it to in the time it takes you to blink....
0 2019/07/26 14:12:12 427seven
a sharp blade is all that's needed
a sharp blade is all that's needed
0 2019/07/26 14:12:05 427seven
0 2019/07/26 14:10:05 427seven
0 2019/07/26 14:09:53 427seven
in preparing the dash for adhesives, any unecessary spaces that will trap air should be removed
in preparing the dash for adhesives, any unecessary spaces that will trap air should be removed
0 2019/07/26 14:07:01 427seven
bugs eye view
bugs eye view
0 2019/07/25 18:27:35 427seven
I pulled the hide over and stretched it on and it lookes as though it were stock.... I liked it...
I pulled the hide over and stretched it on and it lookes as though it were stock.... I liked it...
0 2019/07/25 12:38:32 427seven
tight top stitch and open top stitch
tight top stitch and open top stitch
0 2019/07/25 12:04:44 427seven
tight double
tight double
0 2019/07/25 12:04:37 427seven
needed to decide whether and what type of stitching to use, experimented with top stitches and double stitches using pieces of vinyl just to get a look
needed to decide whether and what type of stitching to use, experimented with top stitches and double stitches using pieces of vinyl just to get a look
0 2019/07/24 21:15:16 427seven
Its DASH time... Always nice to be able to start with a mint piece, but too bad it can never be used as a stock dash again....
Its DASH time... Always nice to be able to start with a mint piece, but too bad it can never be used as a stock dash again....
0 2019/07/24 19:02:55 427seven
a view only truckers get
a view only truckers get
0 2019/07/24 18:54:51 427seven
sway bars work really well..
sway bars work really well..
0 2019/07/23 16:20:24 427seven
on the road...
on the road...
0 2019/07/22 20:55:57 427seven
just wait till you see these in leather.....
just wait till you see these in leather.....
0 2019/07/21 22:09:32 427seven
finished a-pillar panel...
finished a-pillar panel...
0 2019/07/21 19:30:15 427seven
soon will all look (and smell) like this...
soon will all look (and smell) like this...
0 2019/07/21 19:29:41 427seven
0 2019/07/21 19:29:05 427seven
finished a-pillar
finished a-pillar
0 2019/07/21 19:26:19 427seven
the whole thing will soon look (and smell) like this....
the whole thing will soon look (and smell) like this....
0 2019/07/21 19:25:40 427seven
quick install just to check fit.  compare this to the opening photo. once the flash is gone it's perfect. you can still see the fill spot under the white circle
quick install just to check fit. compare this to the opening photo. once the flash is gone it's perfect. you can still see the fill spot under the white circle
0 2019/07/21 19:21:35 427seven
wipe down with some lacquer thinner and it's ready for a skim coat of body filler
wipe down with some lacquer thinner and it's ready for a skim coat of body filler
0 2019/07/21 19:20:42 427seven
no concerns about strength here, give it the shake test... The casting 'flash' at the edges should be left on until just before upholstery as it adds alot of strength while you work on it
no concerns about strength here, give it the shake test... The casting 'flash' at the edges should be left on until just before upholstery as it adds alot of strength while you work on it
0 2019/07/21 19:17:20 427seven
smooth out with some 60grit
smooth out with some 60grit
0 2019/07/21 19:16:02 427seven
re-attach to the 'spine' and glue in the final filler
re-attach to the 'spine' and glue in the final filler
0 2019/07/21 19:13:25 427seven
remove the bust from the 'spine' and give it a check
remove the bust from the 'spine' and give it a check
0 2019/07/21 19:12:52 427seven
glue in the filler
glue in the filler
0 2019/07/21 19:10:07 427seven
Removed from the 'spine so you can see all the backing
Removed from the 'spine so you can see all the backing
0 2019/07/21 19:09:19 427seven
fitting the filler
fitting the filler
0 2019/07/21 19:06:56 427seven
finish gluing in the backing
finish gluing in the backing
0 2019/07/21 19:06:11 427seven
fitting and forming the filler
fitting and forming the filler
0 2019/07/21 19:05:33 427seven
ready to glue the front 'half' on to the backing tabs
ready to glue the front 'half' on to the backing tabs
0 2019/07/21 19:04:44 427seven
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