Appearance Fixing (56K no chance) (Daily updates) 1/2 DONE!
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
you should smooth the SSE....
that would look awesome
that would look awesome
not after al the work i did to restore them... i think ill find another way to put on the licence plate
If i ever get a spare bumper... custom SSEi on the front (making sure to keep it centered )
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Peter...I'm in the process of restoring an SSE on a bumper as well.with tons of holes around it. Any tricks? (Last ones were great)
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Todays work
Got the door jamb ground out and ready for filler
Started filling and smothing the Quarter
Sanded the hood smooth and got all the bad stone chips out ( sanded with 120-240-320)
and i did a little grinding and patching in the front wheel well
And i started masking it for primer stages
Got the door jamb ground out and ready for filler
Started filling and smothing the Quarter
Sanded the hood smooth and got all the bad stone chips out ( sanded with 120-240-320)
and i did a little grinding and patching in the front wheel well
And i started masking it for primer stages
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Wow, this is really interesting to see the progress. I have always thought it would be fun to learn how to paint a car and someday become good at it, so this is interesting for me to see. Looking forward to seeing the final product and the contrast to where it is now.
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Way to go, Peter.
As I have said before, you are getting to do what almost everyone here would like to have done.
Refinishing the Bonne up to the level of finish that you will have when you are done, is fantastic.
As I have said before, you are getting to do what almost everyone here would like to have done.
Refinishing the Bonne up to the level of finish that you will have when you are done, is fantastic.