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Posted: **Sat Jan 24, 15 9:46 pm**

Love them rockers ! And that paint is gorgeous in pic 3.
That's one cooooool car Drew. Well done.

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 15 11:48 am**

I was stunned myself when I saw your photos of that hood on FB. Never seen an aftermarket glass hood look so good. The finish was worth all the thought and effort you put into it mate.

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 15 2:04 pm**

Dave wrote:I was stunned myself when I saw your photos of that hood on FB. Never seen an aftermarket glass hood look so good. The finish was worth all the thought and effort you put into it mate.

Thanks Guys, I post track of how many hours I put in to it,maybe 100 hours

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 15 2:38 pm**

drewcrane wrote:
Dave wrote:I was stunned myself when I saw your photos of that hood on FB. Never seen an aftermarket glass hood look so good. The finish was worth all the thought and effort you put into it mate.
Thanks Guys, I post track of how many hours I put in to it,maybe 100 hours

Well it certainly paid off Drew.
Pat on the back time.

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 2:06 am**

Again thanks guys, I am just giving it my all, and having fun too,I am in limbo awaiting parts.

So I decided to tackle a very rare part with care, I have looked all over for these Gran Coupe emblems and they just dont exist,so plan B,

Restore them my self, I used tinted acrylic I have in my dental lab,here is how it came out, I am happy considering I cant find them,they are pitted and show some wear but my end result is fine with me

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 2:07 am**

Final

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 8:51 am**

Superb mate!

Why do they swivel? Do they cover a key hole of something?

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 12:58 pm**

Making great progress Drew.........Love the emblem too!

Sometimes the small stuff really sets the rest off!!!!

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 1:05 pm**

Ah! It covers the trunk lid key hole doesn't it?

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 2:10 pm**

Dave wrote:Ah! It covers the trunk lid key hole doesn't it?

Yea kinda snazzy for a Plymouth

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 2:10 pm**

Dave81 wrote:Making great progress Drew.........Love the emblem too!

Sometimes the small stuff really sets the rest off!!!!

It is the small stuff that makes a difference

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 10:29 pm**

I hadn't realised all the work that went into that emblem Drew, fair play that's a great result

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 15 10:35 pm**

I'd enjoy restoring the small stuff myself. You've done a cracking job there mate.

I'm curious. Why would you have tinted acrylics in a dental lab ? ( I'm thinking the blue and red ?)
Is there a call for star spangled patriotic teeth ?

Posted: **Tue Jan 27, 15 2:18 pm**

Mossy68 wrote:I'd enjoy restoring the small stuff myself. You've done a cracking job there mate.

I'm curious. Why would you have tinted acrylics in a dental lab ? ( I'm thinking the blue and red ?)
Is there a call for star spangled patriotic teeth ?

Yes we use it for making mouth guards ,the kids like different colors,so I have a whole rainbow of colors,I hardly ever use it, and in this case it came in very handy.

Posted: **Tue Jan 27, 15 4:10 pm**

drewcrane wrote:
Mossy68 wrote:I'd enjoy restoring the small stuff myself. You've done a cracking job there mate.

I'm curious. Why would you have tinted acrylics in a dental lab ? ( I'm thinking the blue and red ?)
Is there a call for star spangled patriotic teeth ?
Yes we use it for making mouth guards ,the kids like different colors,so I have a whole rainbow of colors,I hardly ever use it, and in this case it came in very handy.

Ah I see. Thanks Drew.

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