I'm jealous too, Kevin, as it is my buddy's! 😂 I'm glad to be doing it in the winter as the humidity is lower, there are no bugs, and there is less dust to worry about. The summer season is short enough here...Alaska? Man, work fast brother! Winter is already coming again!
Front fenders reblocked, filler gaps fixed/finished, reprimed, reprimed, awaiting final block for topcoat. They look great.
Hood: prepped, sanded down again as it was VERY rough from all the wire wheeling/ 80 grit DA sanding, cleaned, tacked, primed for its first coat. I am now out of epoxy primer. So next up, while I await more primer, I'm going to prep that trailer for its axle surgery.
Going well.
Hours: 529
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