Posted: Sun Apr 12, 09 8:37 pm
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Roger 69 Dodge Charger 440 RT/SE
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 09 8:41 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 09 10:56 pm
Roger, that looks fantastic - really. One small criticism though, I think you might want to reconsider where you have put the axle, unless it is going to be a 4x4 of course. 
That car will be an absolute cracker
That car will be an absolute cracker
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 09 7:58 am
Wow, what a colour! Looks fantastic i bet it'll be gobsmacking in sunshine.
Top work keep it up
Top work keep it up
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 09 8:27 am
that looks fantastic
Posted: Sun Apr 26, 09 8:18 pm
No great change, but have rustproofed it now. Wax everywhere! Yuk!!
Spent the last few days compounding it.
Flat with 1500, then 3M trizact discs, fast cut compound, machine compound and then the new 3M anti holgram paste.
Tedious yes, but a finish like glass
Phots dont really show the change from before, but hey, here they are.
Spent the last few days compounding it.
Flat with 1500, then 3M trizact discs, fast cut compound, machine compound and then the new 3M anti holgram paste.
Tedious yes, but a finish like glass
Phots dont really show the change from before, but hey, here they are.
Posted: Sun Apr 26, 09 8:19 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 26, 09 8:20 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 27, 09 10:00 am
The car wasn't as straight as that when it was new! Top job Rog
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 09 5:30 pm
Excellent finish! Which grade trizact did you use? I've only used trizact for metal polishing. It never occured to me to use them for paintwork!
Matt.
Matt.
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 09 9:01 pm
ahhh, thats a good question. I think they are 3000. Just needs one good pass of the polisher and its done!Mopar Matt wrote:Excellent finish! Which grade trizact did you use? I've only used trizact for metal polishing. It never occured to me to use them for paintwork!
Matt.
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 09 9:08 pm
Perhaps they label the discs differently then. I've only used the belts and they are graded A45, A16, A6 etc, which is confusing at first.Roger wrote:ahhh, thats a good question. I think they are 3000. Just needs one good pass of the polisher and its done!Mopar Matt wrote:Excellent finish! Which grade trizact did you use? I've only used trizact for metal polishing. It never occured to me to use them for paintwork!
Matt.
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 09 8:37 pm
I thought it was about time for an update
As the garage is a bit small, ive had to move the shell into a position that i cant work on it and covered it up so that i have created a working area to restore all the bits that need to go back on.
With the shell safely out of the way, ive started on all the parts. As everything needs restoring in some way or other, i though id best make sure these things are the right colour! Any anoraks see something wrong in the pics, please do say.
Biggest nightmare so far are the Bendix disc brake set up. Next to impossible to find anything. Ive got some seals now, but the calipers need sleeving. And ive had to buy a servo and master cylinder from yankee land, as mine is a lidland ross drum set up thats been grafted in
Ive even set up a bolt restoration production line
Stuff frome the powder coater!
As the garage is a bit small, ive had to move the shell into a position that i cant work on it and covered it up so that i have created a working area to restore all the bits that need to go back on.
With the shell safely out of the way, ive started on all the parts. As everything needs restoring in some way or other, i though id best make sure these things are the right colour! Any anoraks see something wrong in the pics, please do say.
Biggest nightmare so far are the Bendix disc brake set up. Next to impossible to find anything. Ive got some seals now, but the calipers need sleeving. And ive had to buy a servo and master cylinder from yankee land, as mine is a lidland ross drum set up thats been grafted in
Ive even set up a bolt restoration production line
Stuff frome the powder coater!
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 09 8:39 pm
More stuff from the powder coater