68 442 Restoration Progress DTR Automotive
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2022
- take a look at how far we have come since the last video. body painted, wiring and vacuum lines re ran. all systems on dash board up an running as well
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Hi! I'm doing my first restoration, 70 Cutlass, and watching your videos have been a lifesaver when it comes to attempting work I have never done before. I really feel confident enough to tackle major body work now. Thank you so much and you have a subscriber!
Thanks for the comment! As much as I am in business to make a living I also know not everyone wants to or can afford to pay someone to do this work, part of why I make these videos is to help the guys out there trying to do things themselves! Good for you for taking on a challenge!
I'm restoring a 69 442 and I have learned a lot from your videos
Thanks
Can you send me your address so I can send my bill, haha. Honestly glad to hear, this is part of why I do these videos, to help people learn
All looking very nice. You must feel a sense of accomplishment.
Yeah, customer very happy as well.
Great job, as a matter of courtesy and respect, I would never tell you that something was done wrong or the wrong color was used unless there was a safety concern. Clearly not an issue on this car. I am interested in the exterior color you used, is it Toyota dark metallic red by chance? I used that on my car and have seen other hot rodders use that color too since it has a lot of metallic and really comes alive in the sun.
I’m not offended by anyone who suggests things I’ve done wrong, maybe because I’ve heard it so many times and I don’t care, what my customers say is what I care about.
As for the paint, it’s a paint formula I got directly from AKZO Nobel based of the code on the car
Thanks, very nice to know the color I chose is close to an original GM color for this year 442. Keep up the great work and the videos too.
What color is this
My question is, how do you rivet the body plate back on the cowl. I have the correct rivets it's not the type of rivet that goes in a rivet gun...
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You need these type. You simply put them through the plate into the cowl then with a punch of the diameter of the hole, tap the centers but don’t go to hard
Great job. Would love to have seen you doing the stripes. Did you use a stencil or freehand measurements?Thanks.
Stencil and diagram provided by my customer. 442 people are very funny about this stripe being correct
@@DreamstoRealityAutomotiveTV Thanks. Lol, I’m guilty of that when it comes to the 68 442. I see that the stencils areavailable. Did you lay the stripes first or the color first?
@@videojoe2005well the template was actually cut to go on after the maroon was down.
Whenever doing a striped car, I always paint the stripe color first, paint a a coat or two of clear(for a barrier coat), then mask the stripe and paint and clear the rest of the panel. Also I used measurements from a fisher body book as well
@@DreamstoRealityAutomotiveTV Thanks again, I have the same exact car and will be referencing your videos while I’m restoring mine.
@@videojoe2005glad to hear the videos helped in any way! Good luck with your project!
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paint looks great
engine color is way off
Compared to what, ask ten different people, you get ten different answers, I’m really over it