1966 Plymouth Fury 3

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Re: 1966 Plymouth Fury 3

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There's a screw in there. If you look closely.
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Very surprisingly it undid.
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Had a little go with the wire wheel. Surprisingly, it's not as bad as I had expected. Pitted and thin in places, with a few holes no bigger than a screwdriver jab. Eminently repairable.
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This is the trim I want to reinstate.

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That doesn't look bad at all, had it doesn't some time as a dry state car?
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DodgeRover wrote: Sun May 16, 2021 10:14 pm That doesn't look bad at all, had it doesn't some time as a dry state car?

Nope, from what I can tell it's been a Mississippi car all its life.
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Grind.
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Grind grind grind.
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Added a little gloss paint to show up the dents. There's a couple ripples and a few dinks. Nothing that justified that much filler.

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PhilA wrote: Wed May 19, 2021 1:16 am Nothing that justified that much filler.
Calm down there fella, gonna' get yourself deported saying things like that.
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Those things are by no means cheap but I've got a couple of the green ones and they make removing paint from things like panels an absolute doddle and don't cause too much heat or take too much material off.
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I got something similar from Toolstation a while back. I can't remember what for now though 😂
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Re: 1966 Plymouth Fury 3

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I use these strip it discs. Cheap and cheerful and bloody fantastic. One disc did a whole bonnet of the van.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Pcs-4-Poly ... 890.l49286
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I'll have to special order those if that's the case.

I was looking to get a bunch of polycarbide stripping discs, need to get them on order though.

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dean36014 wrote: Wed May 19, 2021 1:51 pm I use these strip it discs. Cheap and cheerful and bloody fantastic. One disc did a whole bonnet of the van.
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That's a really good price on those, I've used that type in the past too. Just keep them away from any sort of edge as they evaporate very quickly :lol:
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