Not the oem one on the floor but yea I'll eithe make or mod one to fit

 

EDIT:since Jake posted before i did LOL

 

^^^ Good one Jeff!

 

^^^^ haha nice try bert

 

spent most of the afternoon finishing up the prep

heres it ready for paint



in primer






^^^^^^^^^
Heres the two spots i have to fix later after the primer dries

 

Looks Good Jake.

 

Looks good man! Can't wait for the inished product!

 

me either. still got a little ways to go. need to do some more prep and then finish sanding and more primer and then paint. i shot it with black and the sanding lines are showing so i need to fix that also

 

Coming out really nice!

 

What are you sanding with? I would be using like a max 400 on primer.

 

Hurry up and finish it

 

the glazing putty was sanded with p80 and then a light run with some 320 before the primer and then the primer wasnt sanded before the black went on but im gonna strip most of the black off and add more glazing putty and sand some areas and then work from the 80 to 320 to 600 (maybe 1000) before primer and then then primer will be wetsand

jeff... i have no words

 

600 would be the most I did before the primer. The primer will fill all of the scratches that your eye can see so you would just be doing more work. After the primer you could start at 600 then go to 1000 if you want but the 600 would be good then too. 600 was the finest I ever used on anything before paint and the body shop and it always turned out good.

 

whats this glazing putty you speak of?

 

So you sand with 600, primer then 600 to 1000?