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    Quote Originally Posted by FF33rod View Post
    Hey Steve
    I'm a bit behind you (let's call it a month or so) on my '33. Heavily into fitting the doors, engine side covers, etc and then I'll be into knocking down the mold flash, etc.... It would be great if you posted more details on your approach and methods here. I know you'll be following the advice of the body "wise men" so it will be good to get it out there again. So far I've got some Dura-Blocks and just ordered some Soft-Sanders, also have a gallon of the Rage Gold, a roll of 80 grit for the initial rough stuff,....
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    For the record I'm going very slow with the sanding and take breaks when I get frustrated since I'm A 100% Body Work Virgin!

    I knocked the parting lines down with a 2" Mini D/A.
    https://youtu.be/_3sLamdkIFg

    Next I went after it with my 5" D/A.
    https://youtu.be/meBYeI96_A8

    Now I'm using my Dura-Blocks and Sanding in an X-Pattern plus using a Black Guide Coat to expose any low spots.

    I'll start using the Rage Gold & Fiber Tech body fillers, both are Evercoat products, once I'm happy with the body.

    Before I apply any filler I'll degrees the body, and rough it up with 80 grit once I have the low spots identified.

    Hope This Helps!
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    Looks very meticulously done, Steve. I can't believe how much nicer your body is than what I got with my kit. Keep at it and keep the progress reports coming.

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    Man if the 33 body only looked that good to start with. Once I knock down the mould flash, there is no way I can go to blending that in with the surrounding area - huge divots and such. So will have to start using some filler right away at that point. Anyway, this is helpful, Thanks!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Papa View Post
    Looks very meticulously done, Steve. I can't believe how much nicer your body is than what I got with my kit. Keep at it and keep the progress reports coming.

    Dave
    Dave,

    Jeff and I have discussed the quality of my body versus others like yours on several occasions.
    Having built more than a few fiberglass boats in my youth, it pains me to see shoddy glass work.
    Mold preparation (waxing & buffing) seam sealing with the modeling clay and final mold alignment are all necessary to get good parting lines.

    Steve
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    The Body To Frame Fitting Is 100% Done!

    1. Body Is Mounted & In A Very Repeatable Resting Location.
    2. Doors Fitted With A Slight Under Gap.
    3. Trunk Fitted With A Slight Under Gap.
    4. Hood Fitting Is Going Slower Than Anticipated.

    Now I'm itching so it's time for a vinegar wash down and shower.
    Man I hate the smell of that stuff, but hate itching even more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoDadGo View Post
    The Body To Frame Fitting Is 100% Done!

    Now I'm itching so it's time for a vinegar wash down and shower.
    Man I hate the smell of that stuff, but hate itching even more.
    Just reading this now. I'm confused: who's getting the vinegar wash down - you or the car???
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    Quote Originally Posted by Al_C View Post
    Just reading this now. I'm confused: who's getting the vinegar wash down - you or the car???
    If you are itching to the point of no return, wash yourself down with vinegar and it will reduce the itching.
    If you are doing glass or insulation work, it really helps cut down on the scratching.
    For the record I hate the vinegar, but hate itching more.

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    The body work is going rather slow because I'm pretty much living at the office most days and weekends too.
    I will likely be getting my friend Sammy to either assist me or I may bring the car to his place.
    He's been my friend Ernie's right hand man at Dependable Paint & Body for 31 years.
    Man I hate bringing in help, but the car needs to be painted and finally done!

    Shown below is an example of what the Sam-Man can do so What-Cha-Think?
    https://youtu.be/A5WUZgl6N5Q

    "Ugh, Ugh, Ugh!" Said Charlie Brown!
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    Looking good. Love the mirrors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoDadGo View Post
    The body work is going rather slow because I'm pretty much living at the office most days and weekends too.
    I will likely be getting my friend Sammy to either assist me or I may bring the car to his place.
    He's been my friend Ernie's right hand man at Dependable Paint & Body for 31 years.
    Man I hate bringing in help, but the car needs to be painted and finally done!

    Shown below is an example of what the Sam-Man can do so What-Cha-Think?
    https://youtu.be/A5WUZgl6N5Q

    "Ugh, Ugh, Ugh!" Said Charlie Brown!
    Steve,

    There is no shame in asking for help to achieve your goals. If you have resources available and that get's you to your goal, go for it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoDadGo View Post
    The body work is going rather slow because I'm pretty much living at the office most days and weekends too.

    Man I hate bringing in help, but the car needs to be painted and finally done!
    Someone told me once, "Are you going to keep the car? If so, what's the difference in the long run if the car is done 2 months later than what you wanted?"

    Point is, we put timelines on ourselves that sometimes don't take in all variables. This helped me when I needed to go back and fix something I had initially done wrong, or was hit with a setback.

    If you truly hate bringing in help, and if it's going to eat at you because you had a goal of completing everything yourself, then be patient. But I agree with Papa, someone else working on the car with you or for you would be a great way to get the project over the hump and done.

    You've done a fantastic job on your dark side build, and you've had several setbacks that you've overcome. It's definitely in you to complete it.

    Best Regards,
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    Thanks Dave & Dave,

    The Sam Man Has Been Called!
    He'll be meeting me tomorrow around 12:00 Noon assuming I get home from work by then.

    Thanks Again Double Daves!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RJD View Post
    Looking good. Love the mirrors.
    The mirrors are for a 356 Porsche.
    Shown below is where I got them.
    https://sierramadrecollection.com/35...T5-p20310.html

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    A man's got to know his limitations .

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    Quote Originally Posted by rich grsc View Post
    A man's got to know his limitations .
    Amen Brother!

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    Enter Sam Man!

    We've made great progress on the bodywork with all of the mold parting lines smoothed, filled, blocked and trace coated.
    Thankfully the body we are working with is excellent compared to most we've seen on the forum in recent years.
    Our next phase will be to attack the doors, specifically where they meet the dash cowling intersection area.
    The Sam Man (Samuel Olsen) is doing an excellent job and he is truly an excellent teacher too.

    The Expert Advice Given To Us By Jeff Kleiner Has Really Given Us A Huge Leg Up For This Phase Of The Build!
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 02-08-2020 at 10:14 AM.

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    The Car During The Summer:
    https://youtu.be/CaRlqMmKIzk

    Mold Parting Line Knocked Down:
    https://youtu.be/_3sLamdkIFg

    Mold Parting Line Smoothing:
    https://youtu.be/meBYeI96_A8

    Mold Parting Line Filled, Blocked & Smoothed:
    https://youtu.be/6QXWP5H8mT0
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    Looking good, Steve!
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    We've been busy with body work so we are now knee deep into getting Redbone ready for the it's War Paint.

    Split & Fixed The Drivers Door Plus Door Cowl Work:

    https://youtu.be/6UK6K2jcwTU
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 03-16-2020 at 12:06 PM.

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    We're in the home stretch now and are working on the doors.
    We hope to be in the paint booth in a few weeks.
    The goal is to be the flavor of CSX-3178.
    The color will be Dodge Torred.

    Link To CSX 3178 Pics :
    https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/m...sx-3178/380123

    Link To CSX 3178 Sale From 2016:
    https://youtu.be/FJpASOjJWa8

    What my car looked like before we blew it apart to do the bodywork:
    https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/albu...hmentid=105129
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 04-04-2020 at 08:34 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoDadGo View Post
    We're in the home stretch now and are working on the doors.
    We hope to be in the paint booth in a few weeks.
    The goal is to be the flavor of CSX-3178.
    The color will be Dodge Torred.

    Link To Pics:
    https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/m...sx-3178/380123

    Link To The Sale From 2016:
    https://youtu.be/FJpASOjJWa8

    What the car looked like before we blew it apart to do the bodywork:
    https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/albu...hmentid=105129
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    Quote Originally Posted by ptstew View Post
    Go Dad Go! (Probably for the thousandth time)
    Thanks for the support.

    I also ordered a new pair of headers on Friday because I think I can do a better job getting the angle on the dangle looking better with a new set.
    Currently I've got some Breeze Wedges in place and would like to avoid using them if possible.
    At $200.00, it is a small price to pay for a set of headers.

    The Part Number Is IMCA Modified Adjustable 161-33.

    https://www.schoenfeldheaders.com/im...modified5.html
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    The Sam-Man Worked Solo Social Distancing Yesterday So The Body Work Is Now Complete Except For The Gapping!

    That means I had a Gapping Good Time until my fingers got a bit torn up so I had to call it a day.
    Right now I am just under 3/16" (Thick Paint Stick) on the hood and doors.
    I hope to get after the trunk one evening soon.

    My O.C.D. Gene Is Making Hand Sand The Gaps For The Final Fit!
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 04-06-2020 at 07:49 AM.

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    The Door Gaps Have Been Perfected, Yeah!
    ..........Next is the hood and finally on to the trunk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoDadGo View Post
    [SIZE=3]...
    Right now I am just under 3/16" (Thick Paint Stick) on the hood and doors.
    Steve my friend,
    3/16” dry (i.e. before primers, paint and clear) is gonna’ be tight once everything is on it, especially at the leading edges of the doors and trunk.

    Consider yourself warned

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Kleiner View Post
    Steve my friend,
    3/16” dry (i.e. before primers, paint and clear) is gonna’ be tight once everything is on it, especially at the leading edges of the doors and trunk.

    Consider yourself warned

    Jeff
    After nearly four (4) hours of sanding, the doors are re-gapped per your recommendations.

    I'll get after the hood and trunk after lunch.

    Thanks As Alway!

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    We Are Done With The Bodywork So We Are Ready For Paint!

    .........The doors, hood and the trunk have all been properly gapped.

    No Saws; Just Sanding & Sanding, But Well Worth The Effort!
    Last edited by GoDadGo; 04-18-2020 at 06:31 PM.

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    Steve, if 3/16” is insufficient, how much gap did you use? Consistently throughout?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joecobr View Post
    Steve, if 3/16” is insufficient, how much gap did you use? Consistently throughout?

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    Joe,

    I'm a smidgen past 3/16" on all of my gaps, but still under 1/4".
    It wasn't easy, nor fun to do them all by hand, but the gaps are extremely uniform.
    Using one gauge and a lot of patience really paid off for this part of the build.

    Steve
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    The Redbone Roadster Is Ready For It's War Paint!

    Final Video Before It Gets It's Color!

    https://youtu.be/po1Bb2_XDDk

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    Looking good Steve! Now you'll move on to the next phase...high build primer (Slick Sand or painter's preference) then blocking it followed by 2K primer surfacer and blocking that. Oh, you didn't think the sanding was over did ya'?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Kleiner View Post
    Looking good Steve! Now you'll move on to the next phase...high build primer (Slick Sand or painter's preference) then blocking it followed by 2K primer surfacer and blocking that. Oh, you didn't think the sanding was over did ya'?

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    The sanding is over for me at this point in time.
    The body will be going to Dependable Paint & Body where Sir Sammy will tackle that aspect of the process before handing it off to their painter.

    https://www.collisionrepairslidell.com/

    The big question is will Sir Ernie (The Owner) insist on doing the final spray out since he truly is the best of the best and only tends to do the custom stuff.
    Can't Wait Because This Has Been Too Darn Long To Get To This Point!

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    Looking real good Steve. Can’t wait to see it painted.
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    Looks good Steve. I particularly like how you addressed to door problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vspeeds View Post
    Looking real good Steve. Can’t wait to see it painted.
    Quote Originally Posted by Tony_G View Post
    Looks good Steve. I particularly like how you addressed to door problem.
    Thanks Gentlemen,

    The body goes to the paint shop on Monday so I'm pumped.
    Also, the driver's door issue was making me go nuts so I'm hoping my solution gives other builders an alternate solution for that problem.
    I just wish they'd do a better job with their current glass work because My Body Was Great compared to what I'm seeing on the forum lately.

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    The Redbone Roadster Got The Body Pulled & Raptor Bedliner Applied!

    https://youtu.be/FVMCA4_UZHU

    If you like Herculiner, you'll absolutely love this stuff.

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    To The Bodyshop We Will Geaux!

    My pal Ernie opens at 8:00 so I will be showing up about 30 minutes later.

    He opened Dependable Paint & Body when I was 16, the real problem is that I'm now 57 and Ernie is 68.
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    Congrats on getting to this milestone!!! Good luck sleeping tonight Steve!

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    The car has been blocked and prepped so tomorrow it enters the spray booth to start the painting process.
    It will get blocked two or three more times before it gets any color.
    To say the least the car is getting a lot of attention.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoDadGo View Post
    The car has been blocked and prepped so tomorrow it enters the spray booth to start the painting process.
    It will get blocked two or three more times before it gets any color.
    To say the least the car is getting a lot of attention.
    I'm excited for you, Steve.
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