malcolmzilla
Bronco Guru
I tore apart my '68's doors this weekend, in preparation to get them plastic blasted and then filled / painted. They have been reskinned, not the best job but passable, and look in not too bad of shape inside. There is bit of paint inside but flaking and some surface rust...
What sort of prep should I do in terms of rust proofing for the inside of the doors? Outside will get epoxy primer on bare metal, high build and then PPG collor / clear.
I was thinking of sanding as much of the old paint out of the interior, getting epoxy primer sprayed inside, then seam sealing inside along the lower lip to close up the low spots where moisture could sit... any other ideas?
I am going to see what felt / etc I can salvage of my 77 doors, who has the window / door stuff? Can't see it on JBG's site.
And reassemble the removeable frames with bolts as opposed to machine screws, nearly didn't get one out when removing the window frames, or are screws "factory"? I suppose antiseize would go a long ways too if screws are required.
Pics tonight. TIA.
What sort of prep should I do in terms of rust proofing for the inside of the doors? Outside will get epoxy primer on bare metal, high build and then PPG collor / clear.
I was thinking of sanding as much of the old paint out of the interior, getting epoxy primer sprayed inside, then seam sealing inside along the lower lip to close up the low spots where moisture could sit... any other ideas?
I am going to see what felt / etc I can salvage of my 77 doors, who has the window / door stuff? Can't see it on JBG's site.
And reassemble the removeable frames with bolts as opposed to machine screws, nearly didn't get one out when removing the window frames, or are screws "factory"? I suppose antiseize would go a long ways too if screws are required.
Pics tonight. TIA.
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