Here are some Makos that had no windshield posts,and a Camaro that was given to me because the rear post was gonzo.
Christian

You are off to a great start, Chris! :thumbsup:

:thumbsup:

Wes

Mint purple charger I got off the bay,with gacked rear wells,here is the first shot as it came out of the repair mold,lip and curvature of the opening came out fantastic.
Christian:thumbsup:

:thumbsup:

Wes

+1 :)

I don't see the Charger pic tho.

Color matches look great Chris. Thankfully turquoise always dries darker than when ya first apply it. :freak:

Looks like you got it down. :thumbsup:

So many broken carz....

....so little time!

I owe ANY success I have to your tutiledge<sic> always answered my questions and helped with sticky points,thanks Bill!
Christian

Mr. Post fixer you...Nice work man! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

I owe ANY success I have to your tutiledge<sic> always answered my questions and helped with sticky points,thanks Bill!
Christian

Huh-huh....he thed tutiledge.

(it is still nice work though! :) )

CHristian- You mentioned repair mold in your purple charger post. I have been thinking about doing a mold and using the goop process to fill it, especially cars like vibe station wagons. Can you post photos or descriptions of the molding process?
Thanks
Jim

Great salvage job! :thumbsup::thumbsup: rr

No thanks necessary Chris!

Vitale did his thing, I did mine, now you're gonna do yours. The further advancement of the technique is now in your capable hands.

Imagine replacement panels for t-jets!!!! :woohoo:

Is it live or is it memorex? ;)

ok.
DRAGjet