Prep work for paint job
Ranger69
07-09-2003, 11:28 PM
I have a 66 Mustang that I've been trying to get ready for a new paint job. The interior has been removed with the exception of the headliner and dash wiring. My question is; should I put in the new headliner and weatherstripping around the doors windows and trunk before sending it to be painted? What other prep work would you guys suggest
To add to the debate, I will be getting an 05 Stang when they come out next year. I like the new style:sunglasse
To add to the debate, I will be getting an 05 Stang when they come out next year. I like the new style:sunglasse
GTStang
07-10-2003, 12:35 AM
Def do not put new weatherstripping or headliner before painting. That will save u money at the bodyshop. Also the more prep work you do the more $$$ you save.
HiFlow5 0
07-10-2003, 07:21 AM
Originally posted by GTStang
Def do not put new weatherstripping or headliner before painting. That will save u money at the bodyshop. Also the more prep work you do the more $$$ you save.
Agreed! Anything you can do now to make the paint process go as smooth as possible will save you money.
Def do not put new weatherstripping or headliner before painting. That will save u money at the bodyshop. Also the more prep work you do the more $$$ you save.
Agreed! Anything you can do now to make the paint process go as smooth as possible will save you money.
68 Stang
07-10-2003, 01:59 PM
I also agree, weatherstripping later, it works much better, no mess on your brand new weatherstripping.
Ranger69
07-10-2003, 07:13 PM
Thanks for the info guys. Luckily I haven't done either yet. Do you have any good websites that may have a checklist and/or instructionals on what to prep beforehand?
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