E109 Imron Single-Stage Polyurethane on Interior Trim! 1956 Chevy Bel Air Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In Episode 109, we use our Eastwood Concours Pro detail paint gun to spray Axalta Rival Polyurethane single stage as we refinish the interior garnish trim for our '56 Bel Air.
Bill Thomassie
"Christine" 1956 Chevy Bel Air
2-door Sedan Restoration
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Lookin good ... one step closer ...
Yes! Too many steps left!
looks great coming together nicley
Thanks 👍
Glad to see your getting better.the pieces look great
It was 10 days of measurable symptoms, shifting the entire way, and finally after a full two weeks I can say I'm completely back to my abnormal self! LOL!
Looks awesome!!!
Thanks! One step closer!
another week of great content! I LOLd when you fussed about overspray and saw you were painting the dash grill. I'm putting in cabinets, dishwasher, and starting to replumb the house with PEX A. Weekends are not long enough.
Thank you, sir! That PEX is SUPER easy. Had I known about it and trusted it several years back, I'd have saved myself a lot of labor and money on a few plumbing projects!
Get well
Thanks, I'm trying!
Glad you recovered from the covid! I have had it twice, 2nd time was a piece of cake compared to 1st. :) Put my wife in the hospital and she ended up with bilateral pneumonia. Take care of your lungs!! Covid damaged mine, and 3 years later I still have shortness of breath. Your paint is looking fantastic!! So happy for you. It has got to be a really great feeling to see that car with a new paint job! Go easy on your self for a while. :)
Wow! That's frightening! Hopefully it gets better for you over time. My wife was thinking it was breathing all those fumes, but when the fever hit, we knew something was up. Ended up both having it. But, we're a lot better now!
Loving it, man. Keep up the great work!
Yes! I would have loved to have continued painting miscellaneous parts this weekend, but the rain is intense so I had to do something else. That'll post tomorrow!
One more victory 🙌
Yes!
No more COVID for you, or any sickness! 2 weeks was too long waiting for the next video
I appreciate the thought and I'll be very happy when I can laugh out loud without going into a coughing fit!
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Glad you liked it!
The mohair strips on the door garnish mouldings are usually held on with staples from the factory. I not have not found a way to duplicate that attachment method. Usually I use the smallest pop-rivets I can find so they don't scratch the windows.
I was going to go back with pop rivets, but then I saw a video where window felts were held in place with 3M urethane molding and trim adhesive. I have a couple of spare pieces and I'm going to test that method out first!
I will follow your video to see if that works. I like that idea better than the rivets. Thanks@@RestoringChristine1956
Love the color the garnish moldings the felts originally was stapled on and the window felts up in the doors where screwed I think not 100 percent
That seems to be what everyone is saying: staples. I'm going to do a bit of research to figure out what's best for a resto.
@@RestoringChristine1956 I haft to do this to my 56 sedan put new window felts on I bout a black n white delray interior for my car same place u did Gina is a great lady to deal with hopefully to see u and Christine at the tri 5 nationals this year
I hope that I don't get covid. Sounds terrible but I'm glad you are doing better. That finish looks really good! Nice work 👏
Truth told, it wasn't horrible, but it did linger and had symptoms that were stranger than anything else I've ever experienced. It's been a full two weeks now, and I think I'm finally past every symptom. Ten days into it and my legs felt heavy and I kept having periods where I'd space out (brain fog, I guess). All good now!
Looking great, now get in the house and watch some football..
That's the plan!
If u buy new ropops felts I believe they come with staples seems like everything is a 20 dollars hear 150 dollars there but I love theses cars especially the 1956s
I'm going to look into that!
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It should start going quicker from here!
Coviod suck hope u fail better every small job done is one more step to completion. looks good from my house what's next drive trainer or wiring
LOL! That's one of my sayings: it looks good from my house! I think I'm going to get the front suspension reset next. Then I might turn my attention to the windows.
I used the 1/4" rope and silicon on my 55 210 was able in do by my self do'nt for window clips and crome placement . My worked rewall