HAFRODs 78 Aeroback Salon build

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Yesterday I re seam sealed the floorboards cause the old seam sealer was falling out. I also seam sealed around my repaired seat belt anchors just in case there was a tiny hole I missed from welding. I taped off the car today and poured some Rust Oleum bed liner in my sand blasting pot gun. I shot it at 120psi without a regulator. It sprayed real nice but it is slow drying. This is causing my seam sealer edges to wrinkle up and loosen from the floor. I have used Dupli Color bed coatings in the past without issues but the Rust Oleum was a bit cheaper. Now I got to scrape off the areas where the sealer let go and redo it again. Every time I have used Rust Oleum products, they are very slow drying. So basically, I'm never using their products again.
 
Coming along nicely so far. I assume the wheel color will be the body color. It should look sharp. Keep up the good work.
 
Not much to report. Been blocking the car and fixing all the low spots. Its a spotted mess now with yellow urethane primer spots on it. :mrgreen: If I can ever get this thing painted and color sanded and buffed, it will go fast on putting it back together.
 
You're right, not an exciting update. But necessary and well worth the extra effort. Can't wait to see the finished product.
 
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