Matt's Humble Fox

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So I decided to go the route of lacquer putty to skim the whole nose pretty much,
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while that was drying up i pounded a couple layers of epoxy into the door cavities...
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then i hit the spoiler...
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and then I hit the nose and bumper
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You must have all the time in the world Matt. You should fly down to Abq and help me with my car! It’s all in the prep!!
 
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You must have all the time in the world Matt. You should fly down to Abq and help me with my car! It’s all in the prep!!
lol thanks man! I guess it seems that way:confused: ! I did alot of work over a few weeks and i took pictures of everything and i'm still cataloging it all, i should have done better prep though man i know she's a short hair and panel bond queen but i'm ok with it:shrug:. i'm learning to weld now so one day i can give a car the proper ground up restoration i'm coming to understand!
 
After letting the primer cure up I hit everything with short strand to give them a little strength
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i put a straight edge on the door panel and clamped it together see if the filler will hold maybe...
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started grinding down the hatch and found some weak spots... surprise! lol
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Once i got all the prep done on the panels and let the primer set up i started spraying stuff out
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The quality of the photos is just stellar :doh:
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the spoiler came out pretty good..
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and the inner door panel repairs held in nice for some good mil thickness on there...
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The bumper covers :rock:
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Thanks! Yeah it’s pretty easy to work with, i picked up a devilbiss starting line gravity feed hvlp kit, for a couple hundred on ebay, came with a couple needles and a touch up gun , it’s pretty good for the price I think...
That seems like a pretty good deal. 1.3 tip? I tested a Devilbiss gun for a bit before deciding to go with a couple of Iwatta brand guns. I spray waterborne paint at work. A coworker of mine uses a Devilbiss gun every day though and it seems like a good quality option.
 
That seems like a pretty good deal. 1.3 tip? I tested a Devilbiss gun for a bit before deciding to go with a couple of Iwatta brand guns. I spray waterborne paint at work. A coworker of mine uses a Devilbiss gun every day though and it seems like a good quality option.
Yeah 1.3 , and a 1.6 for higher builds, i like it, its entry level but thats all I could spring for. they have a finishline”kit which looked good but it is quite a bit more. But im not spraying alot either so.
 
So i started prepping the hatch and such...
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The doors had some pretty bad wow spots...
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and then i was dumb and forgot to take pictures of spraying the doors and hatch :mad:...so i started re-assembling the shell..
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heres hatch and spoiler, tailights in..
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I did a little test panel for the stripping which i think i like in gloss black, should look sharp
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