Vette prep...
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Racer
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Vette prep...
After a few day of elbow grease the body has been taken down to the glass. Very happy with the body, just a few small areas of previous repair. I'm not sure who was more relieved, me, my wife or the body man. 
Looks real familar. Looks like the elbow grease paid off. Good luck with the paint and body.
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Racer
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63Rayfan, I used a razor for a couple days to remove the 2 layers of paint along with 2 layers of primer. It came off super easy right down to the original factory brown primer. My bodyman then took over and sanded the rest off by hand, about three days worth.
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Glen, the body looks great. I wish mine looked that well. In my case the old saying was true. Paint can hide a multitude of sins. How long is the paint process scheduled to take? Jerry
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Racer
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Originally Posted by Tampa Jerry
Glen, the body looks great. I wish mine looked that well. In my case the old saying was true. Paint can hide a multitude of sins. How long is the paint process scheduled to take? Jerry
