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MIG or stick welder? I've seen some stunning MIG work.
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Ok taking apart car any pictures specifically I need to post for help or just all ;)
It's a stick welder.
After I blast parts I was looking at primer while I store to use I came across OSPHO metal treatment is that a good alternative or don't bother? How long does is hold up
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Any pictures will give us a general idea and the guys will direct your eyes and camera to more specific areas.
I have not personally tried the OSPHO, maybe someone else can give you their thoughts.
With my panel down to bare metal I usually paint with an Etch or Epoxy primer followed by a 2K primer. Then I am ready to start from there.
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No problem - that will buff right out. 
If you are not familiar with the cowl issues I would check that first. It looks like you will be looking for a lot of parts or a good donor car.
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(10-30-2014, 10:57 AM)Steven Harris Wrote: No problem - that will buff right out.
If you are not familiar with the cowl issues I would check that first. It looks like you will be looking for a lot of parts or a good donor car.
Steven - you AZ guys are spoiled
I was thinking that didn't look to bad
Us northern guys are use to seeing big holes
Don
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Nothing a 2yr rotisserie rebuild wont fix. Oh yeah, two large aerosols of paint for a class finish!!
Hope it all goes well for you.
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I'm just stripping to pieces ATM problem with oklahoma it's hard to get a car for parts most ppl would rather let then rot in a pasture then see someone use them
New guy and will need the help
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