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+1 with Mr Big John get the por 15 kit. it will have marine clean converter stuff that will turn it all silver. it does some chemicaly stuff and zinc phosphate coats it or something IIRC. the kit comes with 1yard of fiberglass i think. or it used to anyway. or just buy some fiberglass mesh...

id leave the paint marker it adds character. srs to get it removed may be not easy without also taking whats underneath with any solvent or chemical unless some dudes here know some tricks. you may be able to get under it with a blade. IMO the proper window fix is cut all that out and fab up...

look for bubbles/ripples. press on it with hands. if you hear/feel crunchy, or wet/moistness, or you can press 'too deep' into it are some weak ways to test. look for rust around the trims, window channels. look for water trail stains out from underneath any edge. an also push from inside cabin...

I have the opposite of what you describe, so I wonder what options drive that ? I was thinking of testors model paint, but not sure myself. I also have been thinking about getting a light section out of a junked charger and doing a mod . . . try not to die - - saylor

hell a Patrick throw a flat black scoop on that purple bomber

yall are all gonna **** when I cut the hood on this sport fury huh

I used the can opener method, but ended up putting some dents in places :/ with the pointy end when I was prying around, so be careful.

I cannot lie - I did buy a whole nother car because of this . . .

its not a show winner but its an attention getter

here is a different pic

so thats what i started with. id trade you. i sanded all the rust out that i could get to without unriveting the metal pieces previously added. used the por PUTTY to build my straight edges around the window channel, etc, and to fill void, etc. used the por GOOP in the tube to fill after...

these guys are old and feeble how quickly they forget

no fear my friend ! for we have gone before you, and done the same. somewhere in this forum is my post where I did the roof with truck bed liner and por15 patch and putty. I based my posts off of a previous work by another forum member, and they actually chose to cover their (good) roof with...

and get a pair of safety glasses so you dont put your eye out

if this thing will hold together enough to get on the road as is, heres where I see ya (from 2000 miles away) $1k new tires / wheel bearings / brake work $500 belts / hoses / battery / plugs / wires / misc rubber lines / etc $500 new front suspension rubber and misc $500 unknowns - just because...

there is a thread in the forums that discusses side mirror placement. IIRC it was so random, it was like the factory line was just putting them wherever. pick a day, mount it there.

you sure it is not glue in ? i dunno, im just asking. on a 68 fury its glue in. Loctite PL S30 Polyurethane Roof & Flashing Sealant from Loctite Adhesives thats all i got. good luck. try not to die - - saylor

and now I drive the shite out of it - just got back from a half tank run :)

I por15 pookied all the holes and voids, then I did about a gallon can of truck bed liner rolled on with a paint roller

I took it down to here