BUICK 1964 Skylark Coupe Project
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I'll suck my gut in but I don't want to have to call the fire department to get me out 🤣
Planning on addressing it. I'm gonna do some blasting when I get nice weather and I plan on blasting the trunk jamb and maybe some of the inside of the trunk. I'll scrub the light stuff off with the Concrete Etch and a red scotchbrite. I'm not too sure where I'll go from there.
If I ever get so fat I need a cherry picker to lift me up, I authorize you and anyone else to put me out of my misery.
I'm embarrassed to say it but I've never seen the movie. Now I've gotta watch it.You should paint it metallic mint green.
I'm partial to the '64 GTO but I'm a Buick guy and they all kinda look the same if you squint.
Hmm... well, in that case, the method if execution I choose is to lift you in the air suspended by a chain, looped over a beam, with a McDonald's playground slide to the ground.
Ideally after you are forced to stop eating for a while you lose enough weight to pull yourself up the chain to the beam. Then, you will either have lost enough weight to fit down the slide, or, have to continue to wait until you fit thus losing the last required weight.
Once you're at ground level you can resume gaining weight until we need to repeat the exercise.
My guess is after 4 or 6 attempts you'll just stop gaining so much weight we need the cherry picker.
Marisa Tomei's performance is considered legendary (she won an Oscar for it) and Joe Pesci does his Joey Gallo/Callo alias justice (and not the Minnesota Twins' baseball player with the same name). One of my favorite comedy movies. If you don't mind colorful language, watch the unedited version for best results, especially when she gives her opinion whether Vinny's pants are suitable for going deer hunting.
Every time I see Joey Gallo playing baseball, I think of the movie. Not like he's ever been razzed about it a million times.
Nah, just give 'im to the Marines for a while. By the time they are done with him, he'll wish he really was dead but be a lot thinner and healthier.
Nick
I'd have to agree..no better time then now, do it while in your in there, and down the 🐇 🕳 we go...
I'm gonna say this with a disclaimer: I'm no expert, so look into it/talk with your primer manufacturer to make sure.
And Im not sure if its every kind of epoxy primer, but I've been told never put any acid based converter under epoxy primer.
The guy that runs my local paint store and Barry from spi epoxy were both adamant about this.
He told me If I wanna use a converter, pick a different primer. Neutralized ospho is ok. I used it in a few spots, haven't had any issues with peeling but you can't just leave it on dry and epoxy over it.
I have a few spots on my car that had rust like that. I got it off as best I could but it definitely had a thin layer of rust in spots(basically the same area as you). After stripping best I could, I sanded with 80, w/g remover, and layed down 3 wet coats of epoxy. I'd be willing to bet it's gonna last as long as everything else does, As long as water/moisture can't get to it from the backside.
