1970 AAR Cuda - Panther Pink

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jeremyb

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Going to use the 2.1 Universal on this one. Will clear in the morning.
 
I love it!!!!!!! Yea its got to be a Hemi????
If not I would buy a new one and put in it! LOL
 
Haha! i wish. 340 six pack. First coat is on...so far i like it.
 
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I really like the 2.1 universal. Seems a bit easier to run than the regular voc (LOL)...or maybe its me. But I think I do like it over the regular voc.
 
It can run!! Is that not weird, how just the addition of one solvent can totally change something.

With the 2:1 you either love it or hate it and there seems to be no in between as far as opinions.
 
Looks nice, that color will turn some heads, do you seal your jobs before base Jeremy?
 
Clone hemi or AAR ? I would stick with the AAR, very rare care indeed :)
 
Its a real AAR.

CREX, I don't seal these...just adds that much more time and extra headache in the booth. these e bodies go a little quicker..but the bigger b bodies can take up to 7 hours booth time from degreasing to last coat of clear. that's not counting all the seam sealing.
 
jeremyb;21429 said:
Its a real AAR.

CREX, I don't seal these...just adds that much more time and extra headache in the booth. these e bodies go a little quicker..but the bigger b bodies can take up to 7 hours booth time from degreasing to last coat of clear. that's not counting all the seam sealing.
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That is what I thought, I'd take a real AAR over a clone hemi anyday :)
 
This looks great!!

Question regarding painting the car with the decklid and doors on. Are your jambs cleared here in this picture? Thanks.

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