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Thread: Must-dos before sending for paint?

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    Must-dos before sending for paint?

    In a few days over 1 week, my wife and I will hit the road for California with the roadster in tow. Currently, I am finishing up the footbox blowers and will be insulating/carpeting the interior this week along with upholstering the center console to match the dash. My list on top of that includes drilling the rollbars/mounts, riveting the driver's footbox outside and top, and a few other odds and ends.

    My question is what are the additional things I must get done before the body goes on for (hopefully) the last time for a while? Jeff will be doing the windshield and louvers along with all bodywork, paint, and hardware.

    Any thoughts are very welcome!

    --Nathan
    MKIV Complete Kit: 3-link, vintage gauges, glove-box dash, chrome roll bars, 17" wheels, B/T leather seats, Gas-N side pipes and headers; Drive train: Levy 408w w/carb, TKO600, Moser 8.8 with 3.55s and GT rear brakes; Paint: Jeff Miller Ford Magnetic Grey Metallic with BMW Titan Silver stripes
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    Not a waxer Jeff Kleiner's Avatar
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    Take a Sharpie and write on the hood:

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    Jeff

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    I think your best bet is to call Jeff. No sense in doing something he just needs to undo.
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    Sit in it with the seat belts on. then see if you can reach the outside mirror for adjusting. (if you mounted the mirror on the body)

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