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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/02/06 21:09:20 (permalink)
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Can it really be referred to as 'concourse' if you are painting it in 2 pack?! [:x)]

Just nit picking - awesome resto Peter! The shell prep is amazing. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/02/06 22:53:50 (permalink)
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/02/06 23:10:17 (permalink)
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Only just warming up at the moment! What you are seeing is a summary of over 2100 photos taken during the restoration. I am glad you are enjoying them.


I vote beers and slide night @ Pete's
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/03/06 09:16:26 (permalink)
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to protect the bodyshell from corrosion for the next few thousand years.


I love it

Also up for a slide night!! ha ha

Shaun
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/04/06 00:12:19 (permalink)
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Inside the boot on one of my cars was hand polished so to look standard and it looks great you have nailed it baked paint is hard to replicate new materials are way ahead in gloss retention off the gun and with less peal the only comparable products are low baked two pack this is a great project there is no way you would us acrylic on a car now days
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/05/06 02:22:51 (permalink)
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Thats cool it must be so friggin hard not to make it super glossy and congrats on the invitation
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/05/06 13:47:50 (permalink)
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Hi Peter. What did you decide about original paint runs? A great many new fords I looked at in the seventies had plenty of paint runs in the boot, engine bay and door shuts. I hope you are trying to replicate a Wednesday car not a Monday car.
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/06/13 11:15:37 (permalink)
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Hi Peter , I love every pic you add to this topic , I cant wait to see the final outcome ,well done to you a truly brilliant resto
Regards Craig
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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/06/13 14:04:10 (permalink)
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It's such a tease knowing that the car is finished already, but having to wait for the trickle of updates.

Good old supply and demand

Loving the documentation... Attention to detail could only come from an engineer!!

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RE: Concourse RS2000 restoration..... 2010/06/14 16:20:52 (permalink)
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Keep those pics coming Peter.[^]
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