One more piece left to do.
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1970 Plymouth Sport Satellite from Junk to......
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Considering the cost of the door panels I decided to make them impervious to water damage. I sprayed the backside with Flex Seal spray. Then after it dried I glued a vapor barrier to the backside side.
Restored the grab handle bezel. New padded handle. I also tried using Velcro to attach the panel. Jury still out. I’ll probably use the clips on the other side.
JimKueneman
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But you only get rain twice a year. ;)
True but I would like to wash the popsicle from time to time!
Temporary covers to protect the white pristine vinyl underneath while I work on the car. I think they’re perfect.
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JimKueneman
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Wow it’s hot driving a car like this on a day like this in AZ with no AC! It’s on the list but low priority. The interior is done and it’s time to focus on the drivetrain. Not sure I am physically up for it but then again I need to continue my PT anyhoo….
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That’s one awesome car. You do awesome work as well. I love your car. Kim
The final two pieces of chrome. The rocker panels were pitted and beat up. I tapped out the dents. Then I dry sanded 120 grit and wet sanded 240, 320, 400, 600, 800 1000 and 1500 the buffed using white compound. Lots of work but a huge difference.
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Love the physcedelic seat covers. I have some in my Roached Runner also since they are all ripped up, which is why I am getting your old covers from you. Thanks again for your gesture to donate.
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