Hodge Restoration?

[ramblinn]

I've heard good things about them (located in So Carolina) and considering using them to restore my 69 RT.  Anyone around here have experience with them?

[tan top]

check out this website , is it the same Hodges

http://www.hodgerestorations.com/contactus.html

                                         
http://www.youtube.com/user/restorethemopars

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCXyoHPRs18  

[maxwellwedge]

Honestly? I saw a car they did that was a disaster.

[ramblinn]

Yes, the same Hodge Restoration.

Maxwell...could you elaborate pls?

[gasoline_24]

Don't you need to tape off part of the inside of the trunk and interior to prevent overspray?  What about the backside of the trunk lid?

[DC_1]

Don't you need to tape off part of the inside of the trunk and interior to prevent overspray?  What about the backside of the trunk lid?

That was what I was thinking. I have painted a lot of cars and definately wouldn't do it that way. And definately not expect that type of technique on a high end job. If it was a complete paint job, which it appears to be, inside the trunk shoulda been done seperate to the exterior of the car. Usually when the door edges, under hood, under trunk, inside of fenders and other parts and areas are done. Maybe it could have been then re-installed and closed for the exterior paint work.

Just my opinion. 

[gtx6970]

I've heard good things about them (located in So Carolina) and considering using them to restore my 69 RT.  Anyone around here have experience with them?

Where are you located how far are you willing to take it away from home, I'd love the opportunity and have the resources to do it

[hemi-hampton]

First time I've seen it done that way. You'll be bumping into wet paint that way & unless your using super slow solvent you'll get a dry overspray trying to do to much at once.   LEON.