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SurfDog 01-21-2021 04:19 PM

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Stripping out sean sealant. It everywhere and sandblasting bounced right off it.

Rusty 01-21-2021 04:25 PM

If you have the right media. It will remove the sealant.........along with the metal. :icon14:

Hotrodz 01-21-2021 04:56 PM

How about dry ice?

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SurfDog 01-22-2021 05:21 PM

Surfdog’s 71 240
 
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Tow hooks on
Remote oil filter mounted
Remote/overflow and bleed coolant tank on
Camber plates on.

Interior body work (mostly removing excess seam sealant progressing)

SurfDog 01-22-2021 06:16 PM

We’re just finishing up fabrication of dash and other few things that need to weld in before we head off to paint.

There is a zcon show out here on denver we would like to be buttoned up enough to attend in August.

It will be tight

SurfDog 01-23-2021 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3982698)
If you have the right media. It will remove the sealant.........along with the metal. :icon14:



It’s already been blasted. The metal stripping shop did a nice job but a little of the sound dampening asphalt remained and all the excess seam sealer remained. It was a day with a powered wire wheel to clean that all up and I hit a few ugly welds with the grinder as well.

The uncovered portions of my interior (places I plan to leave bare in finished form) are all smooth, deburred and pretty for paint now.

Sandblasting got 99 percent of the ugly off. I worked on the bits left over. Honestly it was very fun and I think I saved a bit of money on prep when it goes to have the pros prep and paint now. (Yes I’ve learned my lesson not to do my own paint!!). Also every time I look those remaining welds I know *I* chose to keep them.

SurfDog 01-23-2021 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3982703)
How about dry ice?

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I’ve tried it both ways. The dry ice is good on newer still pliable stuff but this stuff is very old and brittle and pops right off. I stripped a 350 recently and the dry ice was very helpful.

SurfDog 01-23-2021 07:20 PM

Surfdog’s 71 240
 
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So smooth and shiney!! (Sealants removed!!)

Hotrodz 01-23-2021 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by SurfDog (Post 3983060)
I’ve tried it both ways. The dry ice is good on newer still pliable stuff but this stuff is very old and brittle and pops right off. I stripped a 350 recently and the dry ice was very helpful.

Cool, the dry ice worked pretty well on the Z.

SurfDog 02-05-2021 02:47 PM

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Modifications to drive shaft hoop to get her to fit. (Much better to do it now pre paint)

SurfDog 02-13-2021 07:20 AM

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Driveshaft Hoop mods to fit better

Rusty 02-13-2021 10:28 AM

:tup:

You need to post smaller pictures.

gbrettin 02-14-2021 01:22 PM

Smaller pictures. I second that.

Also, I really feel for you doing the seam sealer. I remember doing that last year... *shudders*

SurfDog 02-14-2021 06:20 PM

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Old picture, but here is the adjustable sway bar mod Greg welded on to my bigger sway bar. These (along with the similar other end on the strut) will make suspension setup much easier

We did the same, well similar, setup both front and rear.

We’ll connect them with home made heim joint style end links

SurfDog 02-16-2021 11:38 AM

Surfdog’s 71 240
 
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Just some random shop photos.

This is the lighter stronger crank ($3500) I did NOT use. It’s going on my buddies rebuild of his race motor. Sweeeet! So pretty it’s almost a shame to bolt it into a block where nobody can see it.

And also a cool pantera which rolled on for some work. (Completely unrelated but fun)

Oh crap!!! I made the pix too big again. I promise to do better. (I post off an app on the fly).


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