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Started by soundcontrol, December 26, 2019, 02:08:16 PM

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Cuda416

Man, it's threads like this that give me hope for my vert.  :cheers:
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70 Barracuda Vert
69 Dart Vert
65 Valiant

HEMICUDA

Quote from: Cuda416 on March 05, 2020, 06:15:17 AM
Man, it's threads like this that give me hope for my vert.  :cheers:

For a true "professional" restoration shop, AMD has been a blessing, can't be afraid to cut, weld and bump around the metal.  You can't be afraid to make sparks and weld to make the metal fit perfect.  :unitedstates:

soundcontrol

Do I need to use seam sealer on the convertible wheelhouse top patch before I put the quarter on?
I don't remember if the top patch panel had seam sealer or not. The back of the wheelhouse did, but I can access that afterwards.
Any seam sealer inside where the quarter window is?

I know I should have done that before the black, if needed, but I can always seam seal and add some more paint.


JS29

I never seam seal bare metal.   :alan2cents:

Shane Kelley

Quote from: JS29 on March 09, 2020, 08:47:32 AM
I never seam seal bare metal.   :alan2cents:

They actually make and push a bare metal 2 part seam sealer for faster production. With that said I have seen cars come back through the shop and the cars it was used on have been mixed on the durability. It's exactly what you think would happen, happens. Moisture starts creeping under the edges of it. We stopped using it and went with primer first and then the conventional 2 part seam sealer.

anlauto

Convertibles are actually seam sealed on the inside of the wheel hose. Totally accessible after the quarter panel is installed.
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soundcontrol

Quote from: anlauto on March 09, 2020, 09:21:02 AM
Convertibles are actually seam sealed on the inside of the wheel hose. Totally accessible after the quarter panel is installed.

Great, thanks Alan.
Can I apply seam sealer and not paint over it?
Since I already painted the rear end of the wheelhouse. I got 3M black seam sealer.


JS29

 @soundcontrol  Yes you can apply seam sealer and leave it with out painting over it.  :alan2cents:

soundcontrol

Quote from: JS29 on March 09, 2020, 11:33:22 AM
@soundcontrol  Yes you can apply seam sealer and leave it with out painting over it.  :alan2cents:

Great, thanks!

Cuda416

Quote from: anlauto on March 09, 2020, 09:21:02 AM
Convertibles are actually seam sealed on the inside of the wheel hose. Totally accessible after the quarter panel is installed.

Can you describe what you mean here? I'm going to need to know at some point and I can't picture it.
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70 Barracuda Vert
69 Dart Vert
65 Valiant

soundcontrol

Quote from: Cuda416 on March 09, 2020, 04:45:25 PM
Quote from: anlauto on March 09, 2020, 09:21:02 AM
Convertibles are actually seam sealed on the inside of the wheel hose. Totally accessible after the quarter panel is installed.

Can you describe what you mean here? I'm going to need to know at some point and I can't picture it.

I believe he means from the wheelside, underside. Thats how I read it.