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Steven R · 12-31-2018, 02:24 PM

this summer I did most of the body filler work and then sprayed the parts with a epoxy primer to seal up the work, as I knew I would not have a painter to finish as he flaked on me. I have hung the parts till now (a few months) I need the space to do other things untill summer.

If I place a NEW moving blanket down and in between the Doors/ fenders up off the ground will I regret it if they stay like that for 6 more months? They will be place on top of my finished frame, no metal to metal contact and loosely covered. This is in a cold dry place, unconditioned but insulated.

12-31-2018, 02:24 PM	#1
Steven R Registered User Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: landmark, MB Can Posts: 288	storage of primed parts (short term) this summer I did most of the body filler work and then sprayed the parts with a epoxy primer to seal up the work, as I knew I would not have a painter to finish as he flaked on me. I have hung the parts till now (a few months) I need the space to do other things untill summer. If I place a NEW moving blanket down and in between the Doors/ fenders up off the ground will I regret it if they stay like that for 6 more months? They will be place on top of my finished frame, no metal to metal contact and loosely covered. This is in a cold dry place, unconditioned but insulated.