A BIG BTDT, leave the paint alone if at all possible!!
You'll end up with a much better result-the metal will not have been
pulverized, and you won't be at the mercy of the day's humidity. A lot of
wasted time later, my car is 100%.
Don't ask me how I know this....
Mike
'73 TR6
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> If the original paint is still on the tub you should consider leaving it
> there. Bare metal starts to rust in nanoseconds, and you can't even buy
the
> type of paint that was originally on these cars anymore. It might sound
good
> to say "I took it down to bare metal" but there's really no reason to do
it
> unless you are making big repairs.
Cheers,
John Matthews
> >The first step is to sandblast it <snip>
> >Scott 1967 TR4A
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