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« on: December 09, 2007, 01:07:59 am »

I've taken the inside door cover off to take care of the rust, only place is the bottom 1/2 of the panel, the rest of panel looks great.  My question is how do I refinish the panel without destroying the wiring and loading diagrams and the stocking guide decal.  I was going to powder coat it but the decals won't hold up to the heat during baking.  I would like to keep the original diagrams because someone had kept notes on the diagrams in reference to bottle counts and it goes back to 1978.  (kind of neat) Do I paint around them?  Is there somewhere to get new diagrams?

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« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2007, 03:39:38 am »


Have you had a look at the extensive list of decals fun-troincs stock??

Steve at Soda-Jerk also has some.

I have a similar problem with my Jacobs. I have loading instructions and a service decal.
I tried to cover the service one with some masking tape (least stickist)  and all it did was lift some of the decal. My door liner needs to be re-sprayed so in the end I may have to sacrfice the original decal. I have taken photos in case I can get another made. 

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« Reply #2 on: December 09, 2007, 10:30:22 am »

Try using a little CLR in water and 000 steel wool. I bet it will clean up pretty good.
I don't think you will find that decal at either sponser, but take a look.
Like Dave said take a good pic of it before you do anything - that will preserve your future options.
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« Reply #3 on: December 09, 2007, 10:32:32 am »

You can remake them.  That's what I did with my Cavalier CS-80C.  I took a picture and drew over it in a graphics program.  Let me know if you would like a larger/full size version of either of these.
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« Reply #4 on: December 09, 2007, 01:12:30 pm »

Thanks for all the replies gentlemen, I'm still waiting for my catalog from Funtronics, hopefull it will arrive next week.  Hoping there will be a few different things in there I can purchase for my machine.  I think I will try the CLR and wool to see how that goes, the cover really is in good shape other than the rust spot along the bottom 1/2 in and I've taken care of the rust with a wire wheel.  What would be the best way to treat just the bottom 1/2 of the panel or if I've wheeled the rust away do I need to do anything with it.

dr galaga,

If I decide to powdercoat and can't find the decals anywhere would you be willing to reproduce mine for a fee?

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« Reply #5 on: December 09, 2007, 01:44:40 pm »

       Use the CLR then mask off the liner exposing only the rust line. Primer the
repaired area then a little silver paint if you want but this area will be hidden when you replace the gasket. This way you keep everything else original.
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« Reply #6 on: December 10, 2007, 12:35:07 pm »

I wouldn't bother with the powder coating for this peice.. just mask off the parts you want to keep, clean it up as indicated in earlier posts and repaint with a Hammertone paint or someting to get a nice new look...
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« Reply #7 on: December 10, 2007, 02:13:40 pm »

I painted the 1/2 in of rust along the bottom of the inside of the door panel last night with Rustoleum HAMMER silver paint to see what it would look like.  Amazing, I will mask off the decals and spray the entire outside of the door panel tonight.  I'll post before and after pics when competed.  Should turn out great.
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« Reply #8 on: December 17, 2007, 09:25:57 pm »

Been cold here in TX, haven't spent much time in the shed.  Finally sprayed the door liner with the Hammertone.  I ended up masking off the original decals, don't believe I will find new originals anytime soon if ever.  I was happy with the outcome.  Attached a few pics.
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« Reply #9 on: December 17, 2007, 09:54:55 pm »

 before you but that door liner back on  take a look in your local Yellow pages
for a graphic arts  shop and take that liner with you and see if they can duplicate
the wiring /Loading decal & stock guide decal and get a price from them go check out two or three place's
 Just a thought.

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