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Racinbob
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Just another quick update here to let you know I haven't abandoned it. Summertime priorities have kept me pretty busy on other projects. An abnormally hot and humid July kept me from painting the sheetmetal. I finally got a couple days and took advantage. 2 parts Rusty Regal, 1 part mineral spirits and a dose of Majic hardener. I did spray the wheels with the cheap Harbor HVLP gun but this was my first attempt at the sheet metal. It's far from perfect but not bad. 

 

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This morning I mounted the electric fuel pump before I bolted down the fender pan. It's now just a matter of putting the pieces back together. :dance:

How long should I wait before I put the decals on?

 

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8ntruck

From other comments here about decals, probably ought to wait at least a month.

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ebinmaine
2 hours ago, Racinbob said:

How long should I wait before I put the decals on?

 

1 hour ago, 8ntruck said:

From other comments here about decals, probably ought to wait at least a month.

 

 

2 hours ago, Racinbob said:

Rusty Regal, 1 part mineral spirits and a dose of Majic hardener

 

 

You are using a different chemical makeup than we do. I'm thinking a month might be okay but I wouldn't do it any earlier. We've found that Rust-Oleum 2x wants to sit for at least 8 weeks. But that has no hardener in it speak of.

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kpinnc

Since you used hardener, and depending on how much paint you sprayed on- you can now wet sand with 2000 grit and the polish that paint to a near automotive quality finish. 

 

Whether you do that or not, it certainly looks great so far! :thumbs: 

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