Re: KPack's 1954 Panama
Posted by kevinpackard On 2024/1/9 13:18:11
Not much progress this weekend. Too busy with other things. But I did get a few side jobs done to keep things moving forward.
I added a metering valve onto my sandblast cabinet. It had become nearly impossible to use with the siphon tube, and was incredibly frustrating. So it mostly sat against the wall for the past year or so. The metering valve made all the difference. Now I can blast comfortably at 35-40 PSI, have way less media in the hopper, and get much better results.
A quick test piece cleared of paint and corrosion. I have lots of fasteners to clean from the dash.
I also bought all (hopefully) of the paint supplies I will need to do the interior trim and dash.
I added a metering valve onto my sandblast cabinet. It had become nearly impossible to use with the siphon tube, and was incredibly frustrating. So it mostly sat against the wall for the past year or so. The metering valve made all the difference. Now I can blast comfortably at 35-40 PSI, have way less media in the hopper, and get much better results.
A quick test piece cleared of paint and corrosion. I have lots of fasteners to clean from the dash.
I also bought all (hopefully) of the paint supplies I will need to do the interior trim and dash.
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