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Project Split Scorcher 10 years 11 months ago #21196
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Waiting for the old lady to get her together so we can go, so I opened up the Scorchers rear window and trimmed up the insert I've been working on to use as a boilerplate. Ran some of the 1.6mm rod around the left window opening and it gives a nice finished look.
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Project Split Scorcher 10 years 11 months ago #21204
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Barely made it to the LHS before they closed at 6pm. How they make money being open 6 hours a day is beyond me. Got a panel scriber along with the styrene rod and burned a few bucks at the Asian market down the road.
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Project Split Scorcher 10 years 11 months ago #21257
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This is as good as it gets. Gonna install it after I get some sleep, then a coat or two of putty and lots of sanding.
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Project Split Scorcher 10 years 11 months ago #21258
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Going to bed didn't work. Got the insert in and some stiffeners behind along the seam. Now I can sleep and let the glue completely cure.
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Project Split Scorcher 10 years 11 months ago #21266
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A rather thick coat of putty. Watching it dry is like watching grass grow.
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Project Split Scorcher 10 years 11 months ago #21273
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Thanks guys. Got one round of sanding done and another coat of putty on. Won't be dry before I go to work.
 
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Project Split Scorcher 10 years 11 months ago #21285
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First coat of primer. Lots more sanding and priming to get it smooth. Got the windows a little off center but it'll have to do.
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