Good morning Gents,
I'm restoring my 66 roadster and I had the body soda blasted, including the underside. I realize the correct appearance for judging is the fiberglass as it left the molds with occasional spots of black out and bonding adhesive, I would like to somehow seal up the exposed fiberglass without losing originality. What's the best method everyone is using out there? Can I spray a light coat of the correct gray gel coat? Put a light coat of dull clear coat on? Perhaps a light coat of clear finishing resin?
Any advice for a properly NCRS restored car from anyone who's had similar experience would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
Julio
I'm restoring my 66 roadster and I had the body soda blasted, including the underside. I realize the correct appearance for judging is the fiberglass as it left the molds with occasional spots of black out and bonding adhesive, I would like to somehow seal up the exposed fiberglass without losing originality. What's the best method everyone is using out there? Can I spray a light coat of the correct gray gel coat? Put a light coat of dull clear coat on? Perhaps a light coat of clear finishing resin?
Any advice for a properly NCRS restored car from anyone who's had similar experience would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
Julio
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