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A few taps with the hammer helps it settle into place...

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Milo: Looks fantastic. This really helps me appreciate what you're doing.

It's the little things that take the most time,,

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Here's those fenders after a light helper coat of Iceing glazing putty has been shaped.
Next a couple coats of PPG's 285/280 epoxy primer will build and level .

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The rear fender is really 2 fenders with the famous hinge ,

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While bodywork still needs to be shaped on the tank , Today I got these pieces started in primer .

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After a few pulls with the pins a vixen file helps to level as well as spot out remaning highs/lows. Bodyfiller is ok but not a as much as it had... A final sand with 80 grit cleans and preps for filler.

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thanks for the chance to do my dance.

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Thought I was tired but I was off my game with a chest cold a couple days there...
Back in the swing of things now though, whew , we'll get this tank in primer this weekend. I talked to Amy the pin stripe lady today and reserved some time this coming week for the stripes so we need the black on there shortly.

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Now while the epoxy primer on the tank cures we'll get the undersides of the fenders preped so they get paint before the show sides.

With a black guide coat misted on the primer any lows will be highlighted. I put 3 healthy coats of PPG's 280/285 epoxy primer so there should be enough to level in the bodywork. If not we'll refill with a little Icing. With black things need to perfectly level.

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