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While stripping the front of my 71 I felt some bumps just above the headlight openings. Read some where that these are rivets in the fiberglass and over time they rust and expand causing the bumps. Also read that you can remove the metal support underneath and replace it with a bonded on one. So, what is the best repair for these?? shot a little guide coat and sanded to show the bumps.
I assume you do not care if the rivets are there and can be felt when you fell under the top hood surround....correct????
IF you do not care...there are different processes to getting rid of these dimples and getting the beam back in.
IF the condition of the support beam is really good...it can be re-used...regardless of the holes in it for the rivets.
Honestly...I would prefer us to talk on the phone ....it will go rather quickly and honestly...I do not have it in me to type it out. PM me so I can get you my shop number.
The BEST part is you are so close to doing this many of the things I have to tell others is already done....but installing this panel is not hard...but it does take some attention to some measurements. I can explain this stuff in the phone call.
Unless someone else wants to 'chime' in and take over on this and you do what they say...which is totally fine with me also.
I assume you do not care if the rivets are there and can be felt when you fell under the top hood surround....correct????
IF you do not care...there are different processes to getting rid of these dimples and getting the beam back in.
IF the condition of the support beam is really good...it can be re-used...regardless of the holes in it for the rivets.
Honestly...I would prefer us to talk on the phone ....it will go rather quickly and honestly...I do not have it in me to type it out. PM me so I can get you my shop number.
The BEST part is you are so close to doing this many of the things I have to tell others is already done....but installing this panel is not hard...but it does take some attention to some measurements. I can explain this stuff in the phone call.
Unless someone else wants to 'chime' in and take over on this and you do what they say...which is totally fine with me also.
not much progress yet. I have a terminally ill mother-in law living with us and I don't get much time to work on this project. NOT complaining it is what it is.
not much progress yet. I have a terminally ill mother-in law living with us and I don't get much time to work on this project. NOT complaining it is what it is.