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Hi Frank,
Yes, I made a 'form' out cardboard and waxed paper. I layed up layers of mat and resin until I had the thickness of the quarter panel. It has a 1" wide lip that matches the 'lip' on the rear valance. There are 2 bolts on each side that hold the lips together and are also used to hold the quarter and valance in alighnment.
If you don't have a 69 valance let me know, and I'll send you a picture of the lip.
Regards,
Alan
That would be great. Do you have pics how you do the complete "Closing-process" of the original Cutouts ?
EMail: froma@gmx.de
Hi Günther,
maybe here :
Classic Days in Zandvoort/Netherland
or here http://www.100years-chevrolet.ch/
but no later then here 9. Corvette-Sunday in St. Leon-Rot
Hi,
I believe the color in the grooves was a very dark gray with some texture and sparkle to it, not black. The gray phosphate spray can that Eastwood sells is very close. The visible part of the insulators was semi-flat black.
Regards,
Alan
Hi Alan
My original covers have not been messed with, other than new black paint on the insulators. This photo, which you have seen before, gives a pretty good idea of the color and texture of the grooves.
Dennis