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So pleased that this will be home with me for refitting early next week.Mike at Mistyle in Weymouth has done an amazing job. I can't thank him enough.
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That's beautiful. What a great color combination. 
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Good for you, you just turned the corner!
If you have the patience, let it sit a week, or a month (!) to let the paint continue to harden up before working too much near the surfaces. Are they hanging/aligning the panels for you__big plus if they do?
Have fun, this is when it gets good
If you have the patience, let it sit a week, or a month (!) to let the paint continue to harden up before working too much near the surfaces. Are they hanging/aligning the panels for you__big plus if they do?
Have fun, this is when it gets good
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Have fun, this is when it gets good
I refer to this as the point where the unbolting stops and the bolting begins.
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Yes, I celebrate when switching all the ratchets (air-tools, etc.) from CCW to CW!
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Thanks guys . It waited a week or so before being polished. I've built many cars and always kind of tried too hard. This time I eliminted all the rust without resorting to all new panels. Mike at Mistyle undersrood my need for a good but not concours finish . We elected to go with a base and lacquer it's very shiny...bit by choice. All the fittings are nicely patinated, I think I going to get Harry driving then finish him over the winter.