Snuck a few more in.

Welding the rocker panel on.
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Because getting images on line is a pain, I skipped right to the finished product.
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Looks good Dan. That's a lot of work that needed to get done and it was certainly done nicely!

I still have a bit more work to do tomorrow. Need to wash it down. I noticed a few areas where the paint was a little thin. Darn bad lighting. I'll touch that up in the morning. He picks it up tomorrow at 2:30. Then I'm going to go look at something. Something I've wanted to get for about a year. Will be a great addition to the shop.

Dan... you make it look easy. :thumbup2

I know better and have always thought about learning.

It really wasn't hard Bill. The right tools make it easier. however, with so much rot, it was a pain.

Finished up the GP today. And now my Internet connection is working again. So I have new pictures.

A few bad spots that showed up after paint. Wet sanded them down
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All painted.
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Being that you can't bake the paint. How long should you wait before wet sanding and making it turn to a mirror shine?

I like to wait a week. Then 2500 grit.

So he's gonna bring it back so you can cut and buff it?

That's up to him. If he waits a week and then gives it a polish and wax it wont be as bad.