While I am repairing panels and detailing parts, I began working in the convertible top well area. I cleaned up and removed the old seam sealer and prep the area for primer.
I cleaned it up with a wire wheel brush on a drill. One small section had some surface rust. Painted that area with POR15.
Primer
Let it dry.
Apply a little seam sealer on the edge of the panels. I found some black cloth tape in this area on the edge of the panels when I was cleaning it up with a wire-wheel. I'll research this tape more. I know it was used to hold down wiring and I found it used to block off a large oval hole by the top frame and rear quarter window.
A little on the teeth :-)
Let it set up.
A little paint.
Take the rag top off next. I should have done it before this clean up. I'll post that next.
Dr. Bondo! Good work as usual. I like your blog updates. I have 10 pictures to show a little bit of work, and you have 8 pictures that show alot more. How much real time do you have in the work in this entry?
ReplyDeleteAlso, I hear that seam sealer is excellent to spread on toast for breakfast!
Take care bu
Meant to say Take Care bud!
ReplyDeleteNice work as usual James. A little sealer on the teeth goes a long way! LOL!
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ReplyDeleteThat area took about 3 evenings. Seam sealer took a long time to cure. (I think it's still curing) I had to apply a lot of sealer into the the area for the water run off. I usually use the mint flavored sealer for fresher breath!