Dan's73
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A while back, I picked up a pair of '68 doors for the '73 (want the removable frames) and had 'em media blasted so I can start with a clean slate. They look fantastic and the blaster was even able to get about 90%+ of the insides blasted clean. I'm fine with how to treat the exterior surfaces, but wondering what the best way to coat the inside of the doors....
I'm thinking about a conversion coating (to get any of that pesky surface rust that might still be in there), then brushing in something like POR and adding some sound-deadening treatment. What have you guys done?
The visible surfaces are going to get some etching primer, then a tiny bit of body work done, then primed, sealed, and painted my favorite color: Hot Ginger Poly. I'm thinking that I might get the removable frames chromed so I don't have to mess with painting & then installing the trim. Any thoughts about this?
I'm thinking about a conversion coating (to get any of that pesky surface rust that might still be in there), then brushing in something like POR and adding some sound-deadening treatment. What have you guys done?
The visible surfaces are going to get some etching primer, then a tiny bit of body work done, then primed, sealed, and painted my favorite color: Hot Ginger Poly. I'm thinking that I might get the removable frames chromed so I don't have to mess with painting & then installing the trim. Any thoughts about this?