yet another skinning question
 

yet another skinning question

Started by travelingfools, September 23, 2008, 08:21:56 AM

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travelingfools

Im just about ready to skin my '87 MC 9 and have a question regarding window removal. I am planning on pulling the window and the window frame off the body. Im covering three windows with .080 alum. Afixing the alum with rivits and sikaflix. Just want to make sure Im on the right track before I start grinding off rivits. 
John P, Lewiston NY   1987 MC 9 ...ex NJT

Nick Badame Refrig/ACC

Hi TF,

Yes... You are right on track!  Start Grinding my friend!  Wish I were there helping you.

Good Luck
Nick-
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travelingfools

Quote from: Nick Badame Refrig. Co. on September 23, 2008, 09:10:22 AM
Hi TF,

Yes... You are right on track!  Start Grinding my friend!  Wish I were there helping you.

Good Luck
Nick-

Me too !!!
John P, Lewiston NY   1987 MC 9 ...ex NJT

JohnEd

TF,

Hustle on down to your local auto paint supplier store....the really big one where all the shops have accounts.  Sally on up to the counter and tell the nice lady/gent that you are about to embark on an aluminum painting adventure and would like a list of the products you will need in the appropriate quantities.  Take a tablet and pen or the money to make the purchase. :o  And yes, before you ask, "Holy crap!", it is all needed. :P  The pay off for neglecting this process is that you get blisters popping up all over the painted aluminum anywhere from 30 days later to 2 years hence. >:(

TWH(this will help), ;D

John
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bottomacher

Why are you 'grinding' off the rivets? Are they steel? Do you know if the windows are similar to the mc9 units?

bottomacher

Sorry about that- I misread the post and thought it is a 102c. An air chisel is much easier, faster and cleaner, unless you plan to leave the existing window frame in.