The painting has been completed. Woo-hoo! Looks great! (Well, good enough for a driver and some cruise night fun…)
Nov
06
Nov
05
Painting has begun!
In the paint booth for two primers, then final painting.
Nov
02
Taping before painting
All the sanding and cleaning has been completed, and it is now being taped in preparation for going into the paint booth.
Nov
01
Cleaning prior to painting
All the bodywork and sanding have been completed, and they are now cleaning it up in preparation for prime and paint.
Oct
29
Final bodywork
The finishing touches have been completed on the bodywork, and the first stage of sanding has begun.
Oct
24
More bodywork
Stopped in again to take more pictures. Since the last visit, they have completed the cutting and welding and most of the body filling, and have started sanding.
Oct
19
Bodywork beginning
Stopped by the body shop to take a few more pictures. Since the last visit, they cut and welded, and have started adding body filler.
Oct
17
Drain, drain, go away
Body shop guy found more issues, suggested more repairs.
Oct
17
First day in the body shop
Stopped by the body shop to take a few pictures. Today, they were mostly just working on removing trim, etc.
(The trim is being removed because this is a Fury II, and I’m trying to recreate the no-frills Fury I police model. Basically, the difference — in terms of appearance, anyway — is just in the trim level.)
Oct
15
Ordered windshield
Talked to Roscoe Glass and ordered replacement windshield. I will get the gasket myself from Steele Rubber Products. Glass should arrive in about 2 weeks, which works out just about right.