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She's Home [for a couple of weeks]

JPSmit

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I feel like Ms. Triss is another of my kids - they show up, cost me money and leave again. Anyway, she's back from the media blast guy - I feel like Larry, Daryl & Daryl worked on it so there will be the need for some undoing and redoing. The guy came across with some cash for his mistake - probably not enough but comes a point where anything he does will only make it worse. Live & learn and get your baby home!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/10772705@N05/1138357354/

three weeks or so she's off to the "highly recommended" body shop - hurray!

PS - at least the metal is good - thank God for southern cars!
 
JP! I am getting so excited for you. She is looking good!
 
Ahhh. Progress.
 
Hard to tell the damage he did - but she sure is clean!
 
Amen for Southern cars! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif Urethane primer, or? Are you reverting to chrome-bumper fenders, while you've got the chance?
 
Progress is always good -- as is having the car back in your possession if there's been questionable work going on. Good luck with the next part of the process!
 
tosoutherncars said:
Amen for Southern cars! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif Urethane primer, or? Are you reverting to chrome-bumper fenders, while you've got the chance?

Is Epoxy the same as urethane? It's epoxy anyway. Yes, I am going the chrome bumper route. got the front fender holes filled completely and will actually be installing bugeye signals as I think they are what should have been there all along - and it's an easier mod. Spent a bit of time cleaning things up tonight - fixed one repair - some sanding and cleaning. sigh - also realized that a huge part of the problem is that "good enough" is not good enough when it's my car - I want it right. This after working 40 minutes scraping down a repair so that the original metal overlap line is crisp - this where it won't even be seen! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wall.gif /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/hammer.gif
 
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