1966 Valiant for the Other Daughter....

Went the Perfect Paint Job way and wet sanded it and 4 more coats. Done.


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I'm over here, washing walls, vacuuming, blowing out the shop, filtering incoming air.........this dude over here getting cleaner jobs painting outside on a dust covered driveway, lol

I am just using what Barry told me that most crap in the paint come from YOU and that is so true... I did not buy a paint suit for this one and I can't tell you how many hairs and eyelashes I picked out this this damn thing! Lesson learned. Though the grey ones would not show on this color :)
 
I'm over here, washing walls, vacuuming, blowing out the shop, filtering incoming air.........this dude over here getting cleaner jobs painting outside on a dust covered driveway, lol
I just vacuum out the spider webs in the corner of my "paint room" for fear they will decide to fall when I start clearing something...
 
That's going to look so nice with the trim and accent pieces installed. It's another job well done by the MoPar man!
 
After a 3am to 3am run to Bakersfield Ca to pick up a new car with a buddy I still got the suspension parts blasted for the '66 Valiant, epoxy primed-Seymours Castblast/Stainless Steel-Universal Cleared this weekend... Now if UPS finds my lost rear springs this puppy should be a roller next weekend!

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