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Slow progress here but at least something.. transmission and torque converter repaired and painted . New heater core and heater/ac box repaired and painted . Lots of cracks on box, some support with metal net and then epoxy. Regards, Mika

... beautiful...:thumbsup:

https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/imperial-rotors.7413 Take a look at that..

Thanks.. again! Base metallic is extra coarse, I liked that, it's still stylish with out any " circus toy car" look.

Baron back in home base.. a few repaired spots in the pictures.. Just can't stay away from garage...the color is calling me :wideyed:

Thanks Matt.. again! Colour is special mix, my wife said: we don't need an other turquoise car...me: of course not honey.... what happens..I did several colour samples, but best was this one, so let's say it's not a turquoise it's PETROL!!:lol: Wife just turned her head and said: ...what can you...

Thanks guys! About spray booth, it's actually trying room between two smaller spray booth, each one have intake and outgoing fans with inverter control, one end intake on and an other end outgoing fan on , not ideal but work better than expected... Some lightning added, exposition safe versions...

More pics.. last pic shows tree different colours colours because of light direction.

Finally.. Baron painted! .. and I'm HAPPY !! What a job, last week was hectic, Friday was colour day and then removing body parts for side surface painting. I left home at 8 pm Friday evening and back to work at 3.30 am Saturday morning, then more masking and first 2 layers of clear was sprayed...

What's happening here?... it's gonna be Spray Day !..soon

Agree, if I need to do this for somebody, it will cost serious money..

Another day with a sanding block..:lol:looks ok so far. No pain, no gain!

You know this.. blocking.. yeah, that's what I call fun

Finally..!.. some progress, Slick Sand sprayed, two coats, looking good. Before spraying some exhaust fan project done, garage air intake ventilation in use (exhaust not in use) worked fine. Guess what next...oh yes.. sanding Exhaust fan is explosion safe,Of course. Every place where is bare...

Thanks! Like I said; old trick but still useful..:)

Thanks Welder guy! About contact clue, we just sprayed clue only back of the fabric, all fabric not only edges, important is time window when you put the fabric over the surface, not too tacky but enough to stick in place . That time can vary depending on temperature, clue and so on.. testing...

Helping my friend with -51 (?) Packard 400 . Inside door parts needed some special tricks to imitate original panels. We used some window net fabric to imitate leather look a like. Base coat is like medium dark gray metallic and after that we sprayed bright aluminium through this net fabric...

800 millimetres/31.5 inches, an other one is more stiff and just a little flexible and the other one is more flexible. I think that's long enough .Time to time in my day job I had to do some special sanding blocks to some specific job so there's nothing new...:)

Thanks Chris, you know this job . Me and good friend of mine Antti used to do this for"fun" when we're a little bit younger...we used to have garage with our friends and we had there a spray booth and we used that a lot! One most demanding paint job was friends -63 black Lincoln.. you can...

Getting there, panel by panel. I want to make surface as smooth as possible before next step, very thin layer over all surfaces, sanding and then Evercoat Slick Sand and then blocking.. and then sanding primer...so sanding.. and then.. sanding.. and.. after that.. some sanding... quality time...