Primer 1/3 - '72 Plymouth Duster Restoration PART 21

[@lawncuttingplusdelta]

6:30 … must be nice 👍🏻 to work in paradise

[@HoosierGarage]

I love it!

[@tarikhammad4651]

I love this channel

[@yuma5745]

Good to see you back on the Duster. Always enjoy your teaching. Thanks.

[@dparramore5047]

Hello Adam, Love how you work in sections and keep progressing, even if you had to take the 5 month break but continue on your schedule! As it has been said, it’s not a race but a marathon. Keep up the great work, I’m enjoying watching how you teach the audience along the way.

[@ericwilson2585]

Looking nice man... It feels good to get back on the welders, grinders, sanders, and sprayers. Doing what we love to do, what we live for.

[@lawncuttingplusdelta]

Looking forward to another one …. This is my favorite stage of a resto

[@HoosierGarage]

Yup, i like getting the uniformity then color all lined up!

[@johnwilburn]

Good job!

[@jeffdeavours1280]

Good to see primer on the duster. Enjoy your videos as always. Very much appreciate the way you present your material.

[@HoosierGarage]

Thank you!

[@OldBondoBilly]

It’s almost time to kick the bodyshop into high gear😉😉

[@claytondewey3367]

Beautiful work. Great idea on breaking everything down to small sections. 👍👍👍👍

[@captaindew3106]

a fine bright weather even if it not Spring yet but it feels better dry windy day to work back on the project.

[@buza1300]

😎💙👍

[@OlysGarage]

Looking really good Adam! Totally agree, breaking it into sections makes it easier to accomplish shorter goals and keep the whole project focused!

[@HoosierGarage]

Thank ya!

[@THEMOFODRIVER.]

Good idea doing it in sections like that. Looking great!

[@matthewehansen]

Love home motivating you are. My 1973 project has turned a corner and it is about to go onto the custom frame/chassis table I built for it. I have to replace both front frame rails and finish getting the rear end (crossmember, tail panel, quarters, floors, drops, etc) all fitted. Keep it up - I hope to have sheetmetal done by end of the year and then plan to have the car re-dipped and them epoxy ecoated.

[@HoosierGarage]

Sounds like a plan. People need to keep busy for their own good and these cars are needing help. Thanks for watching!

[@musclecarmitch908]

Looking awesome!👍

[@moparnut6286]

😎👍

[@Bill340s]

One things I did when I replaced my full floor in '69 Barracuda is scuff clean area where front frame meets floor and run a nice bead of panel bond to keep water from running down top of the frame rail and working its way in between frame rail and floor pan.

[@gtdart970h]

Awesome video and I agree about seeing the progress to keep the motivation

[@HilltopRetroShop]

Loved it man. I know how you feel fighting the tight spots like that. It’s looking great! Awesome video.

[@HoosierGarage]

Yeah my fingers are sore a couple days after..lol

[@HilltopRetroShop]

@@HoosierGarage oh I’m sure. Lol.

[@rod426]

Missed a spot Adam...lol. just kidding. Looks good!

[@buza1300]

Does the paint stick to the primer, when the primer are dry, maby you have to do som sand paperwork?

[@HoosierGarage]

It can, but you might get a texture or undesirable effect. This primer and many others you can take a scotch brite pad and smooth it out better than sandpaper.

[@jeffdavis5704]

Looking alot better with the primer on. Little motivation for your project.

[@watzonda2b]

Adam, The car is coming along very nicely! I definitely learned alot from watching your videos. Are you planning to put in torque boxes?

[@HoosierGarage]

I might. I better be deciding, right? Thanks for watching?

[@lewismartin9980]

You making Al Gore mad for spraying primer outside lol. Your review on the compressor?

[@HoosierGarage]

Coming, need to use it some first..lol