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Old 11-30-2015, 01:10 AM
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Default detailing and engine compartment

i have pulled the motor, found the correct distributor and i was fortunate enough that the car came with the original carb in a box in the trunk. Jerry Mcneish redid a stellar job on the renovation of the carb and distributor. My question is i have removed as much of the old paint on the fender wells, subframe and radiator wall.

i have 150 psi capacity air capacity with a 2hp motor and a 29 gal tanki, i have tried walnut shells on practice items and they seem to fine but jam often,to often.

I have the engine bay so stripped down i don't want to stop now and then paint it, the nooks and corners are hard to get it complete and I thought sand blasting with walnut shells would help me get the rest of the way. i am really close to getting it dialed in.

then i have a question does a air gun doing the painting make it that much better versus rattle can and should i use a primer first? any input would be appreciated.

thanks in advance,

The goal is to bring this puppy back to the day it rolled off the assembly line or as close as it can be
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