Starr
I just went through a new top and paint on my TR3. I painted and then put on
the top. I wish I'd had the good sense to take most everything out of the car
and then paint. I'm still cleaning off the overspray. From the few folks that
I've talked to lately, it is extremely unusual to have a car painted and NOT
have any overspray.
Good luck!
Later
Ken Nachman
Richmond (VA) Triumph Register
1957 TR3 TS21086L Old English White (actually an MG!!!! color)
1974 TR6 CF16990U Mallard Blue
In a message dated 3/19/98 6:41:20 PM, Starr61871@aol.com wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I am in the process of doing a little cosmetic surgery on my "80 TR7
>convertible. In the very near future I plan to paint and replace the top.
>Does it matter which I do 1st? I am hiring people to do both jobs for me,
and
>both have very good reps and come highly recommended, so just wondering if it
>really matters which is completed 1st.
>
>Thanks,
>Starr
>'80 TR7 convertible, recently reincarnated as "Stella" (it's Latin, look it
up
>and you will understand)
>
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