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PostPosted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 12:37 pm 
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ok, i have willy's Morris Deluxe shell, what would u recomend i do to get it to a show class finish

i was thinking along the lines of this

1. grind/wirewheel
2. deaden inside, boot, firewall, underide
3. por-15
4. prime
5 .paint
6. gloss
7. cut and polish


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Spray bog :? I'd try and get the majority of the dent/s out, then only use a small amount which is sanded back any-way. (Is that what u ment by spray bog)? If you have the space/time...could make up a Rotisserie, be able to get at every-part of the car.


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 1:44 pm 
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yeah spray bog is used to get rid of the fine imperfections that i may go over...and yes percentage of it will be sanded :)


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Will you be doing the work or have you got a mini budget like Evil 850?


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ill be doing the work... or most of it, getting help wherever possible...


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blast
fix dents/rust
bog etc etc

high fill primer
basecoat couple coats of clear

you will probably need to get that boot panel pulled out ona jig and definentally anew bonnet

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mad-mk1 wrote:
you will probably need to get that boot panel pulled out ona jig and definentally anew bonnet


im getting a roundnose shell, so i wont have to worry bout that ... and knowing my luck ill have to worry bout something else...


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What Do people rekon is a good deadner (rust kill/sound deadner) ??


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_666_ wrote:
ok, asuming i have a normal mini shell, what would u recomend i do to get it to a show class finish

i was thinking along the lines of this

1. glass bead sandblast
2. fix rust/dents
3. spray bog
4. deaden inside, boot, firewall, underide
5. prime
6 .paint
7. gloss
8. cut and polish


you have all the steps but not in the right order, 1 & 2 are ok 3 etch prime 4 Prime 5 rub back 6 fix imperfection with spray bog or hand putty 7 prime repaired areas and rub down 8 paint 9 underside and wheel arches with deadener or body shutze and you can paint over it then 10 cut and polish

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I would etch prime straight after blasting the shell. That way you minimise the risk of surface rust.

You can easily grind off the etch if you have to do any weld repairs.

If you have to skim fill over any dents, it is better to have a coat of etch under the filler as filler absorbs moisture over time.

This is my opinion only and others might think differently.

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cheers, as i have a half rubbed back shell (willy's old one) i need to do something bout it soon..


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_666_ wrote:
What Do people rekon is a good deadner (rust kill/sound deadner) ??


thats stuffs great its about $10-$20 a tin and u would use bout 3

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all u have to do is clean the dirt and rust over it then spray over it :wink:

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awsome nice and easy... would it be suitable for the firewall in the engine bay ?


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No offence, but I can't stand that stuff!! :evil: I reckon it traps moisture where it shouldn't, and looks yukky.

Seriously, what do you gain from it?

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If water gets into the car, Anton, you want to keep it away from the steel. You need something that won't crack over time, that has good adhesion. That's why I used 2-pack tar epoxy on the floor of your 850. It's watertight, as you know! 8)

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