Swifty - I will definitely end up with a 'finish', although I doubt it will be 'fantastic'.
But don't worry, I will still take pride in whatever standard I manage to achieve.
Especially as the filler work I am doing now reminds me of just how much chopping & changing I did!
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Still chipping away…
There was one small dip/dent in the bonnet that needed to be fixed.
Which is easier to see after the first round of sanding.
So that has been filled.
And sanded back.
I also sanded down the rear of the bonnet on the passenger side.
( As that was pretty lumpy due to all the 'cut & shut' work in that area. )
Filled and sanded that too.
Finally, I tried to improve the rear driver's side arch, where more
Frankenstein wounds were inflicted.
Once I have tackled the worst of defects I will get some more etch primer on and see where I stand.
Unfortunately, the more time I spend up close to the bodywork, the more imperfections I see.
But I simply do not have the time to get OCD about chasing a glass like surface at this stage.
So I'll just see how close I can get over the next few filler sessions.
Cheers, Paul.
