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The amount of welding I had done made it necessary to do some considerable filling and sanding. |
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In my efforts to get as good fitting as possible between the door and the wing I even cut up the rear wall of the wing to match the door better. |
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Not so bad if I may say it myself. Of course there were some other smaller dents in the doors and wings that needed some attention. |
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Lots of sanding creates a lot of dust, all over, which has to be cleaned before painting. |
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With some primer it starts to look quite good. |
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Closeup of the rear. |
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I chose to finish the paint of the door frames directly after the primer. |
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Also the front was completed without sanding before final finish. |
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For best possible finish the filler must be sanded smooth. To avoid sanding through the primer I tinted my first layer with some black pigment. This way I can see when I have sanded through the top layer of primer. |
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Along the roof the surface was not very flat, but after some sanding the finish was good enough for me. |
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Last revision 2005-03-29