1967 Shelby GT500

I painted the back side of the deck lid yesterday. It is hard to get a good picture showing the true color.

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I sanded the door to bare metal than epoxy primed

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Block sanded to find the low spots

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Needed a little filler

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One coat of epoxy primer

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Two coats of Slick Sand polyester primer

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I block sanded the Slick Sand with 80 than 180

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Two coats of SPI black epoxy

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Block sanded again ready for more epoxy

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We attached the seal to the deck lid before I painted the other side

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I sprayed a coat of reduced epoxy as a sealer now sand out any dirt with 800 and they are ready for paint

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[QUOTE='68 Coronet R/T;8287]Looks sweet. What gun are using to spray your clear?[/QUOTE]

I quit doing bodywork around 1981 and when I started again in 2004 I had no idea what to use. I found Barry on the Hot Rodders forum and started using SPI products and asked him what gun should I buy. Barry suggested a Sata RP so I bought 2 one for clear and the other for base and I still use them today.
 
[QUOTE='68 Coronet R/T;8305]Thanks. I have been leaning toward getting a SATA RP but just haven't made the jump yet. Is yours a 1.3 tip or 1.4?[/QUOTE]

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I have a new 3000 digital with a 1.3...might sell it and get the 4000 rp but the verdict isn't in yet as to which gun is better...Great work Rusty!
 
The body is now green with 2 coats of clear. The owner want's white stripes but I think it looks richer without stripes and I'm trying to talk him out of stripes. My camera does not take very good pictures in the booth it almost looks black.

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