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Couple more panels, finished n fitted,

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Bloody bored of varnishing now like :roll:
 
Cheers :D

I could post a couple over to you to do, you can do them sitting down & indoors!!!
Nice little job for you while your off?.!?!. :lol:
 
Lee C said:
Cheers :D

I could post a couple over to you to do, you can do them sitting down & indoors!!!
Nice little job for you while your off?.!?!. :lol:

Cheeky bugger.... ;)
 
Blah blah blah varnishing etc etc.

Polythened inside of the door,

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Satin blacked the trims,

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Fitted door card & ancillaries ,( like that one? :wink: )

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Window winder was a little stiff, now it's fuct,!
Made in Taiwan crap, need to find some originals??
Fitted a bungee pocket thing, as it'll be handy!

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That's it till Saturday noo!!!
 
Forgot to look at the back a the tin like!! :oops:

Anyway, still on with the interior ,

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Varnishing done for now, till the headliner :shock: :shock: :shock: not looking forward to that!!

Started repairing the units, this fridge one had a rotten bottom & back, so I replaced them!

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Oh & my new favy tool!!!!

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Made all the better as I found it in the attic, no idea where it came from!! 8)

Also Darren managed to get the ignition working eventually!!!
After the 2nd new one I bought was different again!!!!!
Kat is going to return that during the week & order some better quality window winders n a few other bits!
 
Lee C said:

Really nice this, did you sand inbetween coats? Or just the cherry varnish, then yatch varnish? 2 coats of each? Sorry for the questions, but would be stoked if mine came out as good as yours! :mrgreen:

BTW, Poor Henry looks like he's been snorting Pearle White - not good for your lungs.... ;) :lol:

Cheers,

Alistair
 
Poor Henry got used as a panel stand one day n got primed!!

Cherry varnish then 3 coats of yacht varnish, DA'd down with 320 or 400 between each coat.

On to my 2nd tin of yacht stuff £15 a tin also invested in a Harris brush for £6 and I think the cherry stuff was on offer at £10, usually £15.

3 sheets of ply @ a fiver each as they were damp at one edge!









Oh & a fortnight of your life you'll never get back :lol:
 
Lee C said:
Poor Henry got used as a panel stand one day n got primed!!

Cherry varnish then 3 coats of yacht varnish, DA'd down with 320 or 400 between each coat.

On to my 2nd tin of yacht stuff £15 a tin also invested in a Harris brush for £6 and I think the cherry stuff was on offer at £10, usually £15.

3 sheets of ply @ a fiver each as they were damp at one edge!

Nice one, thanks for that, next job on the list, need to do it before the wiring

Cheers,

Alistair









Oh & a fortnight of your life you'll never get back :lol:
 
Ran out of screws now!!!! :roll:
Trust me to buy expensive ones too!!!?

Anyway,



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:D :D I think it's starting to look good!!

And started stick the laminate back down too,

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Longing grand is that :mrgreen:

Suits the rest of the interior very well. Keep up the good work (and sort your screws out.......)
 

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