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  1. 09-06-2015, 06:33 AM #131
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    final primer stage...
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  2. 09-06-2015, 04:37 PM #132
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    in final primer
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  3. 09-07-2015, 02:56 AM #133
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    Man, this is absolutely just great! Thumbs up!
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  4. 09-27-2015, 08:01 PM #134
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    Looks like I found my metal guy.... fantastic work, Sir!
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  5. 09-28-2015, 05:51 AM #135
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4SFED View Post
    Looks like I found my metal guy.... fantastic work, Sir!

    Thank you! We are located in the south Denver metro area.Shop number 3037614884

    jon@themetalsurgeon.com or valerie@themetalsurgeon.com

    thank you!
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  6. 10-02-2015, 01:51 PM #136
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    Clearly, a work of art. You guys are commended for a gorgeous restoration. If the follow-on work is anywhere near as artful the result is better than any factory original, probably better than a factory restoration.... a museum piece for sure.
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  7. 10-03-2015, 01:20 PM #137
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    Great Job,

    When you tinned how did you neutralize the acid in the lead and what primer did you use as your first layer?
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  8. 10-04-2015, 03:38 PM #138
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fixer View Post
    Great Job,

    When you tinned how did you neutralize the acid in the lead and what primer did you use as your first layer?

    we use a product called 'all you need' for first stage primer
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  9. 10-04-2015, 03:39 PM #139
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    Quote Originally Posted by michaelaiellosr View Post
    Clearly, a work of art. You guys are commended for a gorgeous restoration. If the follow-on work is anywhere near as artful the result is better than any factory original, probably better than a factory restoration.... a museum piece for sure.
    Thank you very much!
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  10. 10-05-2015, 12:12 AM #140
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    Quote Originally Posted by The MetalSurgeon View Post
    we use a product called 'all you need' for first stage primer
    But can I ask how do you neutralize acids from solder paste, do you wipe lead loaded areas with damp rag various times?
    I know why this question was asked as I know many have had probs with acids (=rust) pushing through paint later on because of solder paste used before lead loading.

    Its shame to cover this car with paint as it looks perfect even without it, fantastic work!
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