Black and shiny...first time in 50 years!!!!
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nice! I really like my Fairlane all black, but considering going white on top. BUT I don't know what to do. Because I also like the all black like yours is.
Love the hood, gasman!
Is the scoop "functional"?
Looking forward to some video of a drive and a burnout.
Looks good!
The mid50s really nailed the color scheme with the two colors...white over whatever. I considered the white over black but went with a 'darker' look with less chrome and tinted windows. The hood is more for room but is also functional. I 'ported' on the metal for quite a while to open it up. No ram air just fresh air. Needed a little more room for the Webers...
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Looks great. I like all black also. What did u use for material?
Lookin good!....no, make that GREAT!
As my grand daughter always says when she sees a car that she really likes. SWEET! Except somehow she says it and you'd swear its a much longer word.
I too am waiting for video of first run, etc...
Zap- :unitedstates:
That engine is going to look so nice sitting in there
Just 3 words... Holy smoke... NICE!! :003:
Patrick Dallas / TX :unitedstates:
Quote from: gasman826 on 2012-09-21 15:52Black and shiny...
Yup, the *right*color! (http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y146/TomIII/smilies/THUMB.gif)
Three coats of PPG DBC9700 base and five coats of DCU2021 clear over PPG NCP Primer Surfacer wet sanded with 400.
Long ways from the Earl Scheib $9.99 paint job. Just the paint materials consumed nearly $2000!
Now a little wet sanding with 600, 1000, 1500, 2000 and then buff.
Now THAT is a car! I love it, the black looks incredible on it. Super awesome job, gasman...
Everything is looking great Gary...I didn't have enough faith in my bodywork to go black. Is that single stage, or do you know what you're going to be doing for the next two or 3 weeks (blocking and buffing)?
Rich
opps..missed your materials usage post...LOL..I'll be curious to see if you still use the adjective "little" (sanding and buffing) when you're done.
Nothing looks better than mile deep black paint!