A little is still better than nothing.
Had a late night last night with friends in Oxford for a rather damp BBQ.
And the leaves starting to appear on my driveway are a sure sign Autumn is upon us.
So I really need to use what little time I have and keep chipping away.
Most of the car has now been flatted back to an initial stage that ends up looking like this.
It then takes quite a bit of effort to get it to the next level of smoothness.
Today I was concentrating on the rear corner of the driver's side.
But I hadn't take all the covers off as the sky looked like this overhead.
So I had to call it a day when the first few drops of rain arrived.
I've now got to spend some time doing 'real' work before a family meal this evening.
With a bit of luck, I'll be able to do a bit more during the week.
Take care, Paul.
PS
Great to see what
JeffH was able to do with the the Formosa 120 gr.
I guess I am in the odd position of being able to afford to get a professional finish, but have chosen an amateur one.
But this build has always been about what I am capable of doing myself, even if I do wish I could work faster!
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