1968 Valiant - Old school lettering
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- Jon Connolly
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- Jon Connolly
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Jeff .... please correct me if I`m wrong but I was going to do the following tomorrow ( paint will be 24 hrs old ).
1 - Mop down with heavily diluted t. cut, a sponge and plenty of water.
2 - Very carefully rub it down with 1200 grit wet and dry in the direction of the brush strokes ... using plenty of water til I get the look I want.
3 - Rinse down with clean water and leave.
Your paint advice would be appreciated
1 - Mop down with heavily diluted t. cut, a sponge and plenty of water.
2 - Very carefully rub it down with 1200 grit wet and dry in the direction of the brush strokes ... using plenty of water til I get the look I want.
3 - Rinse down with clean water and leave.
Your paint advice would be appreciated
1 shot dries VERY hard, so be careful with that wet and dry, as the base coat on your car is a LOT less resilient. So if you wet n dry it, you might find the base coat going down to the primer, before you get through the 1 shot.
I suggest doing a test panel before you attack the car. As I said, I have been told oven cleaner works well on the enamel 1 shot.
Good luck mate!
I suggest doing a test panel before you attack the car. As I said, I have been told oven cleaner works well on the enamel 1 shot.
Good luck mate!
I am keeping this Mopar....... SOLD!
- Jon Connolly
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Nice work!!!
Speaking of Valiants i am surprised a certain person hasnt commented on this......'oi! kev where are you??'

Speaking of Valiants i am surprised a certain person hasnt commented on this......'oi! kev where are you??'

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1966 Dodge Coronet 440 c.i.
1969 Dodge Dart Custom
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1966 Dodge Coronet 440 c.i.
1969 Dodge Dart Custom
http://www.americansuperstock.co.uk/

- Jon Connolly
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