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i finished fitting the complete nose[used] i am installing, fitted and ajusted a few times, ready for final bonding ,can i do i side at a time or do i have to do all at once that means undoing rad support again , also i am using chopped glass with epoxy reson as had used this system on other parts of car and it works great [west system ] it is a 72 coupeals i am using a strap to tighten nose to bonding section at firewall ,not drilling and screwing as some people suggest
i finished fitting the complete nose[used] i am installing, fitted and ajusted a few times, ready for final bonding ,can i do i side at a time or do i have to do all at once that means undoing rad support again , also i am using chopped glass with epoxy reson as had used this system on other parts of car and it works great [west system ] it is a 72 coupeals i am using a strap to tighten nose to bonding section at firewall ,not drilling and screwing as some people suggest
With epoxy and this time of year, you should have plenty of time to do the whole thing at once.
i don;t think you understood what i asked or i worded it wrong, i want to lift up each section and put epoxy in without completely removing nose again, it seems like i can pry apart and get almost all sections fairly easy ,the only hard to get section is the drivers side front firewall where it is a little tight to get in because of the air vacumn tank otherwise i can get to all spots wher adhesive needs to be
Are you sure the straps are going to hold the nose in place tight enough.
I've hung many noses years ago, drill & rivet in place. Drill out rivets later and fill with glass. Just my $.02.
Good Luck with your project!
yes i did a few on solid axle cars you wrap the strap arround the chassis and over the nose at the bondind spots then pull strap tight i suppurted it in critical spots with 2x4;s to even out the pressure its a teqinec that someone showed me years ago that way, you don;t have to fix the small holes and they wouldn;t come back to bight you in years to come , you can also shim out the panels if they are in too far like this
nose was removed to do at once it was shimmed and supported in spots i will check on finnished product on monday and let you all know how it came out i would post pictures but i don,t know how