Getting things ready for the next round of SPI epoxy, here hanging the 9" rear on the multi-purpose rotisserie a-frame..








We had this bare spot after the last time we blocked, and had bumped it a bit with the flat body hammer.





Doesn't look like it did much to rectify the issue, let's look further....





Looks like the rear end of the inside bracket is pushing a bit on the skin, no wonder the hammer didn't do much. Time to find the tool for the job, a pair of crimping pliers for stove pipe/ductwork.....








That should give us some breathing room, and bumped it again with the hammer.


Put the SPI in the paint shaker, should have tapped the lid a bit tighter..





More parts ready for spraying....








After 3 coats of epoxy....























Here's some of the "restraint" methods for painting the small parts....











Here clamps for the tie rod ends are held in a twisted loop..








I think the fenders should be good for wet sanding after this go round:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHrxzkEc618




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