This was my first visit to your channel. I am sure I will be watching all your videos because you explain everything so well. I have a 66 basket case that I have been procrastinating on for many years and after watching your video I feel motivated. you can see it in a few videos I posted many years ago. Thank you!
Enjoyed your video. Learned quite a bit. If i had waited longer before asking my question on the epoxy I would have gotten my questions answered. Again, Thanks for sharing your experience.
Hi Mark, I'm #594 and I own a 1965, this video is just what I am looking for. I'm in the process of installing C3 sport mirrors on it. Never have seen one in person but I like the look. It also has Zl1 flares on the rear, Hooker sidepipes hooked to a 546hp 350 , 67 hood, Ecklers front spoiler. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks for sharing with us that have lesser knowledge.
I had some small, micro cracks in my fiberglass, and I actually just filled them with superglue. I was going to use resin, but it really wasn't thin enough to penetrate as well as I wanted. My cracks definitely did not go all the way through.
hell... good videos... however, can you explain shrinking of the fiberglass repairs...ive done glass repairs along with panel bond... and i still see the shrinking after a couple weeks... please respond... thanks...
Thanks for your comment Jesse. You have me thinking now. I picked up this term from my associates in Brazil. This the definition I found: The word fitment can be used as a general term for a variety of objects used as fittings, furnishings, fixtures, and other kinds of equipment. A fitment can be a part of a machine, especially an accessory that's attached to another part of the assembly. I think I’m using the word correctly but I do admit it is not common in here.
