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Johno's 86 Corolla Seca

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Great work on Johno, good news on the paint. :y:

In my opinion the Platinum is best.

 

When you are using wet and dry keep the bucket of water right next to where you are sanding

and dip the block in regularly. I have found the water not only cleans the crap off, but it also keeps the

panel somewhat lubed up for nice smooth sanding.

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Bought an air compressor today so i can blow all the crap out of the pannels like leaves, dead bugs and dust. Ohh oh and i can start doing some priming on the beast too :dance:

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Mate, i just got back from a run from healesville to warburton - i'm gonna scare the crap out of you! - but i was struggling up some of the hills to begin with :dance:

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Mate, i just got back from a run from healesville to warburton - i'm gonna scare the crap out of you! - but i was struggling up some of the hills to begin with :dance:

Oh crap!

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Got some more goodies for the rolla...

 

Etch primer, thinners, AND... Spray gun!

The guy I bought the stuff off was really helpfull and he threw in for free, scotchbrite, mixing cups and stiring sticks. Also, I got free was spare spray tips and attatchments for the air hose and a stand for the gun so I can hang it on the wall to top up paint or whatever.

 

First things first, finish sanding, filling, rust converting, masking up and cleaning.

 

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More progress pics... :yes:

 

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DUDE...i knew you said you had a problem with theft down your way, but don't you think its time you did something about it? :yes:

 

hehe

 

nah, coming along nicely mate...good old corollas...bolt on, bolt off...hehe

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Yeah, security system is running now.

 

Tonights progress pics..

Tried to strip the bonnet by sanding it but didn't get too far before I said stuff it, I'm going paint stripper.

 

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This is why I'm stripping it back, all the bonnet has got little spots of rust.

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Making excellent progress mate, you definitely have to go with the platinum would look shmick!

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Thanks for all the comments guys, I'm still unsure of what colour to do just yet. I like platinum too but i'm sorta going towards another colour, a metalalic beige off the BA- BF falcon colour range. I really like tiger orange on the VT SS commodore but my mate just bought one so now i can't have that! Its a real in your face hot colour for a corolla.

 

To tell you the truth i'm so over picking colours so i'm going to leave it till i'm ready to paint the final clour coats

 

Ps, i'm high as a kite from Mulit perpose thinners so if i don't mak sense you know why.. lol!

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Finished prepping the bonnet, Got the last of the rust spots out by using a scotch-brite and multi purpose thinners to remove the last of it.

 

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looks awesome, clear coat it and leave it like that!!

Ha ha, You know i thought of that when i was scrubbing itt, just gotta get the swirls uniform.. lol

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