1974 Triumph TR6 restoration - Part 48 - Spraying the bottom

After all the welding and grinding it is time to change the subject. Let's do some painting...

[@SteveSamillano]

Very nice progress...your videos continue to be an inspiration to us all.

[@grahamsmith753]

I think you are doing a very good job

[@richardwhatton1249]

Looking great Elin. Kind regards, Richard.

[@nigelblake5679]

Great video, finally on the home leg, cant wait to see this rusty beauty finally back on the road.

[@spellacy29]

Good to see you back Elin. Nice work :)

[@philtucker1224]

Elin, a pleasure as always - live long and prosper my friend !

[@poppydogz]

Wet the floor Elin it will reduce the overspray.. I love your video's, thanks..

[@frglee]

Really nice seeing this body work being completed and the beginning of seeing another one of these great little cars being saved. Hopefully it will be driven and enjoyed again by a proud owner, rather than parked up for decades in an airconditioned cellar, sealed in plastic as part of an investment portfolio.

[@kjeldlarsen912]

Looking sharp , great painting there , for the dust problem just put some water on the floor around the car , that will keep the dust sealed to the floor 👍🚗😊 thx

[@bernardsavoy5269]

Great job.

[@peteredwards9147]

Great job so far, it will look perfect when complete

[@pauloconnor7951]

Awesome !. I'd be very proud. Great satisfaction !!!

[@edwardkendall3905]

Looks great!

[@graemelliott3942]

Great job!

[@michaelreilly1310esq]

Nice neat professional work, much better than the original factory bottom side painting

[@pm1104]

Paint everywhere...!

[@rickfletcher8389]

Great to see that you are completing one stage (no more welding.... hahaha) and moving to the next stage

[@RustyBeauties]

Well..... there is more welding LOL

[@barry6274]

Yup, you are a good story teller, you must have heard the one about the guy who is not a professional painter? Then shows you a fantastic job, at least from where we all sit. Congratulations , onward you go!!! Thanks for the video.

[@RustyBeauties]

LOL.It is just a primer. I've never done a complete car so I am definitely not a painter

[@johnfalkenstine8377]

You should buy a used paint booth. They're usually kits and can be disassembled and moved to another place. Then you have a paint shop with filtration and an exhaust system.

[@johncooper9573]

What is the correct colour for a 1975 1500cc rocker/valve cover

[@6isenough161]

Looks great. Nice when you cant tell where the weld was eh...

[@1chish]

"I'm not a painter" Says the guy who painted his GT6 in perfect layers of epoxy and did a car in a temporary spray booth. But you had some serious moves going on @ 13:44 mate ....

[@RustyBeauties]

I am trying :) But it is much easier with primer, I've never done a base coat yet..

[@donaldmackenzie2686]

I am curious to know how effective rust converter is. Lots of work doing ground up restoration. Great job. Thanks

[@RustyBeauties]

I m really happy with the rust converter I use. I think I show it in one of my next videos. (these were shot months ago LOL)

[@donaldmackenzie2686]

@@RustyBeauties Thank you that would be great.

[@dennisohlman8791]

Looking good ! I'm just wondering why you used black primer ?

[@RustyBeauties]

Well, it is a long story.... The plan kept changing.... just wait for the next few videos LOL

[@amandasettee8922]

Hi Elin Im back with a question I need to buy some Magenta paint for my tr 6 the code is apparently 92 but dont know whewre to buy it, also would prefer the laquer type as thats what on it originaly , any suggestions on where I can purchase a couple of spray cans thanks

[@Hotrodytype]

Not sure what the black paint was, but it should have been a ,epoxy type primer'.

[@RustyBeauties]

Yes, epoxy primer would be my choice for my own car too. Not making the decisions about this car though.

[@cheftush]

Looks great!