Aaron's 90 rebuild (Round 2)

aaronmorris · Apr 15, 2014

Thor1950 said:
ford tractor blue Land owners avatar has close to the same color. White roof and mat black bonnet and eyebrows should look good. Good luck

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If I'm honest it's no where near as dark as I wanted it but now it's actually on a panel I'm slightly happier about the colour.
I think some black or white will have to be introduced though

Davecara said:
if you get a metal CV boot clip or something similar, You'll be able to straighten all the fins in your intercooler

Looks a good build!

Cheers

Yep it's a job that I really really don't want to do

I want a biggerer one when one comes up at the right money anyway

aaronmorris · Apr 15, 2014

So today brought the arrival of new paint.
Upon opening the tin I thought what the hell have I actually bought

From what the colour chart showed I had expected it to be darker.

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Anyway I thought I best give it a try to see what it's like.
With it actually on a panel it's not as bad as I thought and I'm slightly happier although not 100% yet.

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Got my brother round and fitted it

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Next on the agenda was to clean the underside off the rear tub and paint.
Run out of paint so not quite finished yet. But will get some more tomorrow and hopefully start prepping for paint.

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JoelC · Apr 15, 2014

I quite like that blue, would look smart with a black grill /roof

IamRobbie · Apr 15, 2014

nice colour mate, once its all together it'll be looking smart!! can't wait for tomorrows update!

aaronmorris · Apr 15, 2014

JoelC said:
I quite like that blue, would look smart with a black grill /roof

Yeah I think so to. The original plan was all the same colour but I'm thinking it's going to be to much.

IamRobbie said:
nice colour mate, once its all together it'll be looking smart!! can't wait for tomorrows update!

Still not sure myself mate it has grown on me a fair bit though.
Hope to get the rear tub painted in the next few days so should be able to tell better then.

aaronmorris · Apr 16, 2014

Evening followers

Not a lot to report today.
Cleaned and painted a few brackets which seem to be never ending.

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Painted my new (to me) fuel tank. Just need to change the jubilee clips for some shiny new ones

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Got the pedal boxes fitted.

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And then this was one of those jobs that I wish I had never started.
Trying to remove the stickers took forever.

Chequer plate was siliconed on, Tried removing it with a knife blade but it's taking forever. Any one got any other bright idea's? Or just stick with it.

So basically I've got it de-stickered chequer plate and lights of.
Plus started prepping one side. Only took about 5 hours

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IamRobbie · Apr 16, 2014

What you spray the bulkhead with?

Do you have a spray gun with compressor?

I have a long 8 bar ingersolrand compressor so i always wondered if that would be up for the job or not.

Thor1950 · Apr 16, 2014

IamRobbie said:
What you spray the bulkhead with?

Do you have a spray gun with compressor?

I have a long 8 bar ingersolrand compressor so i always wondered if that would be up for the job or not.

Bar means nothing. CFM rating at 90 psi, and a water trap and filter is needed

Thor1950 · Apr 16, 2014

Arron use a propane torch and be gentle with the heat. It will soften the silicon

RAMBIRKETT · Apr 16, 2014

looking good, what are you spraying your brackets with etc. Looks very glossy

3.5 efi · Apr 16, 2014

RAMBIRKETT said:
looking good, what are you spraying your brackets with etc. Looks very glossy

black gloss.

IamRobbie · Apr 16, 2014

Thor1950 said:
Bar means nothing. CFM rating at 90 psi, and a water trap and filter is needed

I have no idea what they are...

aaronmorris · Apr 16, 2014

IamRobbie said:
What you spray the bulkhead with?

Do you have a spray gun with compressor?

I have a long 8 bar ingersolrand compressor so i always wondered if that would be up for the job or not.

Yep using a compressor and gun. Only got a 100litre one hence painting it in bits. On the lookout for a biggerer one though

Thor1950 said:
Arron use a propane torch and be gentle with the heat. It will soften the silicon

Ah good thinking will give it a go tomorrow

RAMBIRKETT said:
looking good, what are you spraying your brackets with etc. Looks very glossy

This stuff applied with a brush which I find easier than having to hang everything up if you were spraying.

RAMBIRKETT · Apr 16, 2014

3.5 efi said:
black gloss.

hahahahaha

RAMBIRKETT · Apr 16, 2014

Heard good things about rustoleum. Is that the stuff you dont need to apply primer?

aaronmorris said:
Yep using a compressor and gun. Only got a 100litre one hence painting it in bits. On the lookout for a biggerer one though

Ah good thinking will give it a go tomorrow

This stuff applied with a brush which I find easier than having to hang everything up if you were spraying.

IamRobbie · Apr 16, 2014

I can't stop looking at that chassis... its just so shiny!!!!!!!!!

Thor1950 · Apr 16, 2014

3.5 efi said:
black gloss.

Figured I would let someone else say that...:hysterically_laughi :hysterically_laughi

Thor1950 · Apr 16, 2014

RAMBIRKETT said:
Heard good things about rustoleum. Is that the stuff you dont need to apply primer?

Yes, but with a primer and it works even better. Like a 2.5 na or a 2.5 with a turbo

IamRobbie · Apr 16, 2014

Thor1950 said:
Yes, but with a primer and it works even better. Like a 2.5 na or a 2.5 with a turbo

2.5 TD....? Still **** poor then?

IamRobbie · Apr 16, 2014

Well going slightly off aarons topic i have a ingersoll-rand BP2/50 uk compressor but no idea what it can and can't do and google aint up to much lol.. what compressor do you use aaron and is your paint gun gravity fed?

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