Zed's 1969 Patrol

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Re: Zed's 1969 Patrol

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Today's progress, picked up front seats at upholster (and dropped off jump seats)
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:shock: *picking myself up off the floor after finding an update from zed*




Really beautiful work. What materials did you end up using?
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Re: Zed's 1969 Patrol

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Wow, those look really nice! :clap: If mine come out half as good, I will be extremely pleased. Please do tell on the material selection/source.
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For the front seat bolsters and back;
Oxen MBL-4855 silver
http://www.morbern.com/product/677

For the front seat basket weave insert;
Purchased two "blanks" that a trim company embosses with a pattern close to original. (One blank was sufficient to complete both seats. I ordered tow for fear that one blank was not enough for both seats.) The trim company will no longer sell the blanks, which they use for German car reupholster, for fear that the blanks will end up in a competitors interior kit.

For the rear jump seats:
Oxen MBL-4855 black
http://www.morbern.com/product/677

I think the upholster broke more than a couple of needles sewing the vinyl!
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WOW those look good!
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Refurbishment of Takubo hydraulic 1.5 ton jack and handle:
The closest color match I have found in an aerosol paint is Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch 2X Gloss Colonial Red.
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Unfortunately, since my Patrol interior is #524 Pagoda Red color, the jack and handle's color will not be as noticeable.
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Nice day to paint:

The closest color match I have found in an aerosol paint Is Rust-Oleum 7771830 Stops Rust Spray Paint, 12-Ounce, Gloss Sand
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Looks fabulous! What color did you use?
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Re: Zed's 1969 Patrol

Post by moore_rb »

Looks great Keith-

Now get busy and find ME a jack, would ya...?????

I think the jack and lug wrench are the last two tools I need for my 62's toolbox to be complete. (assuming that the box itself is still sitting in Leslie's spare parts room with my fuel pump and hand crank... :think: )
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moore_rb wrote: (assuming that the box itself is still sitting in Leslie's spare parts room with my fuel pump and hand crank... :think: )
Last time I was in there it was. :D
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