This is MY 67 Camaro

[califconstruct]

Originally Posted by DT69Cam

Just curious here, why did you decide to go with the adhesive as opposed to welding them in ?? Thx

There's no fun in welding it in!!....



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[DT69Cam]

OOOOk then.

[Sonar Chief]

Originally Posted by gofastwclass

I think there is a hardware store near your house missing all their clamps. Hahaha

Nice job on the panels.

Ya gotta have assorted clamps when bonding with the car, I mean ....

Originally Posted by waynieZ

Nice job! you'll have it ready to roll in no time.

It's getting real now!!

Originally Posted by DT69Cam

Just curious here, why did you decide to go with the adhesive as opposed to welding them in ?? Thx

Because welding was what the General did 49 years ago and look where that got me! Seriosly thou, the adhesive not only bonds but also is a seam sealer so no moisture is ever gonna get between the two pieces of metal. And bonding 1 foot of mini tub is much stronger vs spot welding every few inches, PLUS there is no corrosion going on behind the scenes as with welding!

Oh yeah, and you don't have to grind down any welds just use a flexible sanding block and sand just smooth, nice and easy!!

Originally Posted by califconstruct

There's no fun in welding it in!!....



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Art you are a lot of help ... don't you need a permit to buy that stuff? There's no smell with this stuff just sticky and messy!!!



Made a BIG mess ..... getting the roof and the quarter panel ready, getting the roof on tomorrow after some finessing and then shoot some epoxy.





That was the last of the EDP coating I'll do on this car and would like to thank DeWalt for a great drill that never let me down, lol!

Thanks for looking ...

[glassman]

Well, its looks like a car again and thats a good thing

[Mikael A]

Looks great!!

[DT69Cam]

OK thank you.

[Sonar Chief]

Originally Posted by glassman

Well, its looks like a car again and thats a good thing

Thanks Mike, I'm pretty pumped with the outcome so far!

Originally Posted by Mikael A

Looks great!!

Thanks Mikael!

Originally Posted by DT69Cam

OK thank you.

Hope that answered your question, if not let me know, we are all here to help other members.



Mission accomplished ... roof is on!! My buddy came down to help me get the roof finalized for bonding, only took five trial fits to get it right where I wanted, it's on there and straight. Thanks Challen for helping ... your Challenger roof is next






Luckily the weather is nice and warm I'll let her sit overnite and work on it tomorrow ... more to come!

Thanks for looking ...

[im4u2nvss]

Nice work! I may have missed it but what type of panel bond are you using?

[Sonar Chief]

Originally Posted by im4u2nvss

Nice work! I may have missed it but what type of panel bond are you using?

I am using 3M panel bond 08115 with their application gun!

[snappytravis]

Looking good, I just glanced at a few pictures, I will have to go back and read through it some more. Making progress! How was the quality of the roof panel? Did it fit nicely?