Thanks for the pics... My buddy Bentley died a few months ago from old age, he was 15 1/2... I had planned on not getting another dog again as I turn 70 this month and things just get harder as you age.... So of course I called the breeder who I got Bentley from and they had a 2 1/2 year old female...
So here is " Cue "....
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Awesome dogs! I had to say goodbye to my 10 year old chocolate lab a week ago today, Tuesday of last week he was fine and went for a walk, next morning he had a severe limp in his back legs and I thought he was just old and sore (I know the feeling), after a few days where it got worse I took him to the vet and after many tests they said he seems to have a neurological (likely spinal) issue, possibly a tumor and they could run tests the following week but whatever they find they wouldn't be able to fix anyway. It was a tough weekend, and I miss the pup, but it was for the best.
 
Thanks for the pics... My buddy Bentley died a few months ago from old age, he was 15 1/2... I had planned on not getting another dog again as I turn 70 this month and things just get harder as you age.... So of course I called the breeder who I got Bentley from and they had a 2 1/2 year old female...
So here is " Cue "....
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Sorry to hear about Bentley!! Good luck with Cue
 
Huge difference man. I know you have mentioned it before but how long does it take for the fillers and primer to degas and shrink up?
3 to 6 months is the average depending on temp, sun exposure and the extent of the bodywork. If the body was in great shape, less body needed and less to shrink back. This car needed extensive body work so its probably waiting a while
 
Your comment about letting primer and bondo shrink and expand brought back a memory from probably 30 years ago..
A friend who came from a wealthy family was having an L88 corvette worked on by a corvette specialist a few states away... He had called the restoration guy and asked for a progress report and some pictures...
The pics came back and it showed his very rare L88 corvette outside in the sun, rain and snow..... Message with the pictures said something like " Real world temps and weather help the primer get to where it needs to be" ..
Pretty sure the car was a 68......
 
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