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    1. #901
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      Big thanks to a member on another forum As I used his suggestion for painting my dash frame with Rust-Oleum fine textured black paint #7220. Worked great and looks as close to original as I can find. Inside of the frame was painted with Eastwoods detail gray to replicate the bare steel look, but without the factory overspray to keep it light under the dash.



















    2. #902
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      Texture looks killer. How well did it lay down out of the can. Any difficulties? Sometimes the nozzle on the cans can be less than ideal.
      1965 Falcon Hardtop

      However long you think your project will take, double it and you might be halfway right.

      Build Thread: https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...847#post798847

    3. #903
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      I thought you got sent to Cuba instead of Miami and weren't coming back.

    4. #904
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      Quote Originally Posted by LowFast View Post
      Texture looks killer. How well did it lay down out of the can. Any difficulties? Sometimes the nozzle on the cans can be less than ideal.
      Extremely well, no blockages must be some sort of chemical reaction creates the wrinkle finish??
      Thanks

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      Quote Originally Posted by wfo guy View Post
      I thought you got sent to Cuba instead of Miami and weren't coming back.
      Only if I could bring back some of those cool 50s cars ;-)

    5. #905
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      To help soften the texture of the rust oleum paint I lightly sanded the dash with 800 grit paper and applied a coat of Krylon semi-flat paint to help smooth out some of the texture. This work great along with the plastic dip that I re-coated all the wire harness clips with.
      Thanks
      Pat

















    6. #906
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      Will there be any part that hasn't been modified when you're finished? Turn signal lever, maybe? Looking very nice.

    7. #907
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      Quote Originally Posted by wfo guy View Post
      Will there be any part that hasn't been modified when you're finished? Turn signal lever, maybe? Looking very nice.
      Thanks for reminding me, I forgot all about the turn signal lever ;-)
      Pat

    8. #908
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      How about we make a billet lever that has your name engraved on one side and modern bullitt charger on the other side? There's room for us old guys to go nuts with this. LOL

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    10. #910
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      Is the mustang a new purchase?

    11. #911
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      Quote Originally Posted by wfo guy View Post
      Is the mustang a new purchase?
      No that’s my sons car that he and I restored about 5 years ago :-)

    12. #912
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      Wow.... That looks amazing! I hope that when I'm ready to start painting my car, it'll be 1/2 as nice as that... BTW, Love the Mustang too.

    13. #913
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      I'm ready to see the 2 in-car camera videos from the chase scene. Preferably at ow s**t speeds. LOL

    14. #914
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      Quote Originally Posted by wfo guy View Post
      I'm ready to see the 2 in-car camera videos from the chase scene. Preferably at ow s**t speeds. LOL
      I don't. Do you remember how that chase ended? (Just watched Bullitt last week, btw.) lol

      Jay

    15. #915
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      Quote Originally Posted by JayinMI View Post
      I don't. Do you remember how that chase ended? (Just watched Bullitt last week, btw.) lol

      Jay
      Recorded it earlier this year & rewatched the good part numerous times. Also funny how many times hub caps popped off AND back on. Hmmm. Must of been an option that came with the 10 speed movie transmissions.


      Filming another car from the reflection of you freshly painted hood. Now that there's just showing off.
      Showing off is cool though.

    16. #916
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      Your mirror looks just like black paint...

      Very, very nice work.

    17. #917
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      Very nice Pat !
      Stop teasing now just paint the body !
      awesome work as ever !

    18. #918
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      Quote Originally Posted by Gil View Post
      Very nice Pat !
      Stop teasing now just paint the body !
      awesome work as ever !
      After spending about 10 days wiping down the spray booth I now have the car body in there and getting ready for paint ;-)
      Thanks































    19. #919
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      After you start painting and overspray falls on the plastic, does it get sticky enough that you have to be concerned that you will tear it as you move around the car?

    20. #920
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      Quote Originally Posted by wfo guy View Post
      After you start painting and overspray falls on the plastic, does it get sticky enough that you have to be concerned that you will tear it as you move around the car?
      What actually happens when you start spraying the sealer it actually has almost a dusting overspray, as well as the basecoat. It isn’t until you start spraying the clear that is sticky, but because there’s more of a dust over the plastic it does not lift the plastic when you walk on it.
      Thanks

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