I'll keep it in mind. I'm thinking about taking the cookie jar I've been saving for sprint and buying Blazer a few things: A horn. A gas gauge. Shiny new tailights. I might even put the interior back in. I took it out to replace the headliner but I've gotten used to living without it and it would just get moldy again, so I'm thinking of leaving it out all together.
I also have a set of window seals that never got put in. I glued the door seal not too long ago because the dog was getting tangled up in it.
I've been thinking matte black for the exterior with lots of shiny chrome????
Mary
...and of course list members get a discount. Paints & chemicals have to be shipped ground, so it can take a week to deliver to the west coast.Lately fuel tank sealer and six packs of POR-15 are big sellers. A six pack is six 4-ounce cans, which are tiny, but the idea is you only use what you need. That said, I've never had a problem with it hardening in the can - the instructions tell you to put saran wrap between the lid and the can, lest they become cemented together. It's also important to pour out what you're going to use into a separate plastic container, so you don't contaminate the paint in the can.On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 1:42 PM, Mary McCarthy <printces@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:printces@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:good to know! Also I am a stocking dealer for POR-15: http://www.por15.com/
