End result of CLR treatment
Here is the rear quarter with all the rust stains removed. Hopefully the body work can get finished soon so I can get some paint on this car.
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Comment by Chris Codd on August 30, 2019 at 10:08am
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Haha I just hope there is a gift shop on the way out. You know I can't resist picking up a few extra Cadillac goodies.
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Comment by Jason Edge on August 29, 2019 at 2:28pm
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Chris, Feel free to save and use the picture.
On 2nd thought. I should do it like the amusement rides... you pay to come cut off the qtr fender, and I charge you $10 for an 8x10 glossy! LOL. JUST KIDDING!
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Thanks Tony and Jason. Cody Walls over in Delaware welded it up for me. He's a classic hot rod builder and has some serious fabrication skills so I knew he was the guy to go to. He's currently sectioning a Buick and building a 32-3 Window Ford among other things. You can check out some of his work on his website https://www.traditionalmetalcraft.com/ and that's a great picture of me and my buddy Chris. Do you mind if I use that on Facebook?
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And here's that donor car stripped of the rear qtr with you and your friend!
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Wow! That looks fantastic! Great to see that rear qtr go to some good use! Nice Job!!
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Thanks, she's getting there. Lots more work to come.
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Comment by Kurt on August 27, 2019 at 11:31pm
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Good job on the splice & rust clean up. She's coming right along.
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