[BaadAssGremlins] Re: Grills & Plexiglass

[BLDFW <bldfw@xxxxxxxxx>]

Doc,
Thanks for the on-going dialog on the Grille
restoration.  I started working on mine the other day
but only thus far have removed everything that can be;
screws, lights, etc.  It still needs to be washed
front and back before I really go for it.  Right now
it's sitting on my work bench beckoning me.  

I had a dremil but I finally had to toss it so will
have to pick up a new one for the small work.  Looking
forward to your next installments particularly on how
you go about sanding it down.

Bill
Dallas, TX

> Message: 1         
>    Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 06:30:43 -0500
>    From: AMC74HORNET@xxxxxxxxx
> Subject: c
> 
> I am finally making some progress with the grill. It
> is amazing what a
> few small pieces of plexiglass in the right place
> will do to stiffen up
> a flimsy grill. The PIA part is the cutting and
> fitting of them but
> thanks to a battery powered & 110 volt Dremil's it
> is coming along. I
> should have all the pieces glued in by the end of
> the week or at the
> latest sunday. Then comes the tedious part of
> sanding and painting the
> whole thing. :-(
> "Doc"
> 



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