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Hi PO and Flying - great to see your pictures
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Jan 06: The Minor SII Africa adventure: http://www.minor-detour.com
Oct 06: back from Dresden with my Trabant 601 Kombi
Jan 07: back from a month thru North Africa (via Timbuktu) in a S3 Landy
June 07 - back from Zwickau Trabi Treffen
Aug 07 & Aug 08 - back from the Lands End to Orkney in 71 pickup
Sept 2010 - finally gave up breaking down in a SII Landy...
where to break down next?
2013... managed to seize my 1275 just by driving it round the block
hello all .....i havnt forgot you all just been very busy esp with christams and new year etc
happy new year all
but im now to the stage of spraying the car tomorrow and i got a question for all
ive got some new wing beading and im wondering if i should spray it has well or do you thing that the paint mignt not stick to the plastic and peel off over time,if any one has sprayed them does the paint stick or not ,please help so i can either spray it or not,thanks and i will post up some pictures when its sprayed
happy new year all
but im now to the stage of spraying the car tomorrow and i got a question for all
ive got some new wing beading and im wondering if i should spray it has well or do you thing that the paint mignt not stick to the plastic and peel off over time,if any one has sprayed them does the paint stick or not ,please help so i can either spray it or not,thanks and i will post up some pictures when its sprayed
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Paint will adhere to it (in my experience when doing a quick blow over with wings on car), but if you take wing off again, it may (probably will) take some paint with it. If it was me, I'd try and get wing piping to match the body colour if available - what colour are you doing it?
I've been diverted to other things at the moment, so no real progress to report on son's minor. (New heads on V8, Bike bits and bobs, decorating, christmas etc etc).
Pete
I've been diverted to other things at the moment, so no real progress to report on son's minor. (New heads on V8, Bike bits and bobs, decorating, christmas etc etc).
Pete
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If you are spraying the car with the wings bolted up and the beading in place you should be ok, but if taken apart again, the paint may be pulled apart in the process. I don't think you could successfully spray the beading separately, then fit it, as it is the flexing process that causes paint to crack. 2k is a bit more flexible than cellulose in this respect. You can always leave the beading in the colour you have, then see what it looks like, or go for black.
Pete
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Nice work! Good on you for spraying it yourself and doing such a good quality (and quick) job on the resto!
Cheers John - all comments IMHO
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Well done, looks like you've done a marvellous job. What's going to be your next project?
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have nowchickenjohn wrote:Have you seen Tommy Sandham's Mk1 cortina web site? Its hilarious!
http://www.tommysandham.name/Onne wrote:give us a link then John!
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http://freespace.virgin.net/tommy.sandham/welcome.htm
I love the comments on sky TV, Ocean finance and the "is born" series- spot on Tommy!, and look at the pic, he's scowling at us! his complaints about being asked questions on Fords. What do you expect when linked to the Frost web site?? Maybe the pic is to try and detr unwanted e-mails
I would suggest he reminds me of the Victor Meldrew of the classic car world- thats not a negative comment BTW- Moderators- as I like Victor, we need more people like this. I really like this site.
Classic stuff, he also asks why the cortina isn't as popular a classic as the Morris Minor. Great classic car site, go Tommy Sandham!!
I love the comments on sky TV, Ocean finance and the "is born" series- spot on Tommy!, and look at the pic, he's scowling at us! his complaints about being asked questions on Fords. What do you expect when linked to the Frost web site?? Maybe the pic is to try and detr unwanted e-mails
I would suggest he reminds me of the Victor Meldrew of the classic car world- thats not a negative comment BTW- Moderators- as I like Victor, we need more people like this. I really like this site.
Classic stuff, he also asks why the cortina isn't as popular a classic as the Morris Minor. Great classic car site, go Tommy Sandham!!