working on the pan


stripping 48 yrs worth of grime and oil from the frame horns is a PITA getting the orange coating off the new pans ranked right up there as well





First coat of POR-15





I let that dry and then added 3M seam sealer



Once the seam sealer dries ill put a final coat of POR-15 on the topside

Big thanks goes out to Jeremy for coming by and hanging out and lending a hand. I am going to let the topside dry for a couple of days then I will flip it and work on the underside. my plan for it is to put one coat of POR-15 then seam seal down the tunnel and apply one more coat of POR-15 and while it is still tacky I plan on spraying 3M undercoating .

look's good

Looks great ... I was doing nothing yesterday and some today ... call me I would love to experience this... I'm going to do the same to mine.

Nice job!

when you are bored just give me a ring I get more done when I have someone to BS with when I work alone i work real slow. there is still so much to do so when ever you feel like it anytime just give me a ring.

well if you read the directions it states that you can paint over the seam sealer 30 min after you apply it. well being lazy i waited at least an hour and a half and as it dries it is shrinking to where you can see it so maybe ill let it sit over night than coat the seam sealer once more.

Will do !! need to learn from you youngins'

I know your pian, but it will be well worth it in the end. Its looking good.

Looking good Ethan!!