People are worried about EDP coated panels. Reseach it. Google it. They are good to go. 25 Years body, I clean panels both sides, your going to handle both sides, with Dawn dish washing soap, no scents, no lotions. Clean with Windex or other glass cleaners, no scents, no lotions. 36-80 grit, clean as above, then body filler. 220 wet with Dawn dish soap, clean wet sanding paper frequently and your substrate with wet towel,rinse no soap.
@Skeletoil I too think EDP is a great process however, every once in a while you run into aftermarket panels that weren't prepped properly and the EDP might not feather in ares or over the entire panel in other instances. If this is the case stripping the EDP or feathering it back is recommended.
Hey James, I 'm installing a 2 piece trunk pan in my 1971 challenger the pan is bare metal , should i use a weld tru primer on the bottom of the trunk pan that is being covered by the frame rail? Also should I spray weld thru primer on top of the frame rail that the top of the trunk pan is covering? Thanks - Tarik
@bigpencap Don't have much experience with the weld through primer myself, the people I learned from always talked bad about the contamination of the weld so I never tried it. If it was me I'd prime the pan with epoxy then a coat of surfacer primer before I installed the pans. Then I'd prep the areas to be welded once that cured. and of course seal the bare metal after the pans in.
Oh I've already taken the dive. I welded all the cracks in the fender lips and 3 rust spots in the body and a lot of holes all over. I widened the rear fenders for tire clearxnce, and rewiring it and a bunch of other drive train stuff,
I enjoy watching and learning from your vids. They have inspired me to take on the metal repair and body work on my 1953 M38A1 Willys Jeep. As a welder and fabricator I never took on any body work. (I hate sanding) My Dad was a body craftsman when they used lead. So keep up the good work and keep those videos comming
13's are easy with a 340. Put a 440 in it and never look back. Money spent on prep on a Small Block is the same as a Big Block.. A 440 or a 498 will fit the chassis. A guy that races with me runs 10.4's with a 498 & B1 heads.. Get 'er done.. ;=)
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adultdatingsite452 5 months ago
People are worried about EDP coated panels. Reseach it. Google it. They are good to go. 25 Years body, I clean panels both sides, your going to handle both sides, with Dawn dish washing soap, no scents, no lotions. Clean with Windex or other glass cleaners, no scents, no lotions. 36-80 grit, clean as above, then body filler. 220 wet with Dawn dish soap, clean wet sanding paper frequently and your substrate with wet towel,rinse no soap.
Skeletoil 9 months ago
@Skeletoil I too think EDP is a great process however, every once in a while you run into aftermarket panels that weren't prepped properly and the EDP might not feather in ares or over the entire panel in other instances. If this is the case stripping the EDP or feathering it back is recommended.
jamesfreddys 9 months ago
Hey James, I 'm installing a 2 piece trunk pan in my 1971 challenger the pan is bare metal , should i use a weld tru primer on the bottom of the trunk pan that is being covered by the frame rail? Also should I spray weld thru primer on top of the frame rail that the top of the trunk pan is covering? Thanks - Tarik
bigpencap 1 year ago
@bigpencap Don't have much experience with the weld through primer myself, the people I learned from always talked bad about the contamination of the weld so I never tried it. If it was me I'd prime the pan with epoxy then a coat of surfacer primer before I installed the pans. Then I'd prep the areas to be welded once that cured. and of course seal the bare metal after the pans in.
jamesfreddys 1 year ago
Great show :)
bilbommer 2 years ago
Oh I've already taken the dive. I welded all the cracks in the fender lips and 3 rust spots in the body and a lot of holes all over. I widened the rear fenders for tire clearxnce, and rewiring it and a bunch of other drive train stuff,
bibearbttm 2 years ago
I enjoy watching and learning from your vids. They have inspired me to take on the metal repair and body work on my 1953 M38A1 Willys Jeep. As a welder and fabricator I never took on any body work. (I hate sanding) My Dad was a body craftsman when they used lead. So keep up the good work and keep those videos comming
bibearbttm 2 years ago
You'll never know if I'm full of crap unless you've been there so I suggest getting your hands dirty and diving in.
jamesfreddys 2 years ago
Hey James.. Nice work.. Agree on aftermarket stuff..
Funny ya show a converter on the beginning screen and my converter died last weekend at the track..
Cool Tool tip..
Les
bigblockmustang 2 years ago
The Dart lights up the tires all the way down the road now so I just sent out some wheels to Stockton Wheel to have them widened to 15x8's.
jamesfreddys 2 years ago
Ahhhhh , put them tires on a sticky track and look out! Nice progress.. Keep it up & look'in good!
Les
bigblockmustang 2 years ago
ET Streets 26 x 10.5's just enough to not look girly.
jamesfreddys 2 years ago
My name is Jeff, Jamesfreddys is just the name of the Youtube channel. Common mistake. No worries.
jamesfreddys 2 years ago
I'm looking to put juice on the Dart and get it into the 13's I've gotta beat this Supra Chris is Building.
jamesfreddys 2 years ago
13's are easy with a 340. Put a 440 in it and never look back. Money spent on prep on a Small Block is the same as a Big Block.. A 440 or a 498 will fit the chassis. A guy that races with me runs 10.4's with a 498 & B1 heads.. Get 'er done.. ;=)
Les
bigblockmustang 2 years ago
Woah totally didn't know you were so close! I'm an hour south of you haha.
op170 2 years ago
must be down by the border?
jamesfreddys 2 years ago
Great info as always.
CoolasIce2 2 years ago
Getting into this Challenger Heavy.
jamesfreddys 2 years ago