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I have never done it myself, but I have heard the same thing.

Are you sure your haven't done this before? You say your not a metal man, but I disagree. You have skills

Looking good:thumbsup:

And you say your not a metal man:rofl: Lots of talent there

You have some talent

Looks great

Sawzall is what I would use and the cut off wheel. Not as quiet as you want it to be though

I wonder how many cars would have been saved from rot under the vinyl tops if they would have just painted the roofs under the vinyl?

Great project, keep at it:thumbsup:

The truck looks good, I need to put a box side on my daily driver 05 Colorado. Maybe this summer:rolleyes: It has typical rust belt rot, one side was done when it was previously hit. I have a couple of guy's I know that can paint it for me so it will look good.

I was having a little trouble with the expected snow fall and wind speed....what is this cm and km/h stuff.:poke:

I googled it, I should have done that first. I see that it's used in rust converters, there is food grade also.

How do you neutralize the acid after it's applied? Water? Doesn't is start to rust again? I have wondered about using acid.

I will look again, but I don't think there are holes for the clips.

The weather strips are from Steele rubber. They came with the black plastic push pins, but the rubber is solid without the s clips. Thanks for the pic's, I will look for the door seal end cap. I just looked on Steeles website, the 66 door seals have the plastic s clips. They have the door seal...

Any pic's of the weather strip on your car?

There is currently no door weatherstripping on the Sport Fury, when the PO painted it he never installed any. Here is a pic of the door and the weatherstrip. Here is what I need help with, the FSM is very unclear how it goes on other than with cement. I will use 3M weatherstrip...

Looks great, your hard work paid off.

I haven't tried the comet wash myself, but I have seen other guy's who swear by it.

Awesome work