MjSieler

Looks pretty damn good as I recall your early days of postings and challenges. Well done!

🥂🍻 Cheers to the end of 2023, a very productive year for you given the progress you’ve skillfully made. Happy New Year to you and all the others on this forum. 🎉🥳 Lookin’ for more in 2024!

That place in Pawtucket RI is likely Scarborough Faire run by Cecelia. She is a fabulous caretaker of all things MGA! Highly recommend at least one conversation with her when you need parts.

You're making great progress. Thanks again for posting all the details.

Excellent progress. I'm enjoying you getting ever closer to completion.

There is no denying you’re doing excellent work.

It all looks very nice. You’ve got to be pleased with your progress. Curious about what you mean by the brake booster?

Thanks for sharing both the good and the challenging aspects of what is looking like great paint work. Good luck with the final coats.

Looks like a good setup. I love seeing the preventative bug catcher strips hanging near the body.

Should have thought of this when I first saw that chunk of goo in your gun. Are you filtering your mixed paint into the gun’s pot? These are very inexpensive filters and would/should have caught that and other unwanted debris.

Despite your challenges, that’s some nice work.

It’s a bit late for your situation but I painted my dash’s back side white to make it easier to see the various gauges and wire connections once its installed.

For those difficult to sand parts could you use a scotch scratch pad? I saw this done on a Paint Society YouTube video for a complex-shaped front bumper. It looked like it conformed well to the various curves.

Awesome progress. Thanks as always for sharing.

Thank you all for the details. It is very informative and appreciated.