CarMiZa part 39 Trunk Details More Tweaks
In this video, I chase down and solve several small items. For me, I need to get everything as “precision” as possible before going to the next step. Thanks for watching, and enjoy!
Transcript
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hey folks welcome back to the channel welcome back to another Cara video in this video I'm going to be doing some
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what I'll call Corrections little tiny details on the trunk up to this point
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again in in an effort to keep things really Precision there's aspects of the build that I'm not quite happy with that
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I'm going to kind of uh correct if you will so uh I recently took about 10 days
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off of Misa did some other stuff on some other cars including went to some car shows with the e50 5 uh got a Best in
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Show which is pretty cool um but it's it's time to get back on the mus it and really go hot and heavy uh so again it's
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going to be details things like this Gap I'm not happy with this I'm going to
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likely close this little Gap up all the way around in the trunk lid uh there's some other things with some gaps along
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the side panels where they meet the zebra wood uh so those will be addressed and and get everything basically as
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tight as possible with regard to the trunk uh before moving to the next part
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which will be in an upcoming video where I'm going to be doing this floor the final version of that floor out of
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aluminum uh so again this video uh nothing Earth shattering it's not going
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to look completely different it's just taking care of these details also uh if you've been following along on the
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channel and you haven't checked out the last video I posted which was uh when's it going to be done I go through quite a
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few details in terms of some numbers and goals and things like that uh I was also
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interesting too to note I was thinking about taking a short break from the trunk and going and working on the
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fender area I'm about I'm just over a th hours in the trunk and you know been
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staring at it for over two years on the trunk and I said uh maybe I'll go in and
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work on the fenders and finish out this area um with the woofers and motorize
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the fenders and all of that but then I realized I want to stay on the trunk and get it done so again in this video I'm
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going to bring you through and document all these little tweaks that I'm going to be making so let's go ahead and kick
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things off okay my first step was to remove the trunk light I didn't have to do this but it's going to be easier and
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it'll come out better I know in a very recent video I was saying it's going to be the last time until I'm ready to do
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upholstery uh but again I want to do these Corrections um the good news is
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with my plugs and everything the way I did the install even taking the panel off it was under 10 minutes to remove
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the panel from the trunk lid and pull the trunk lid up so very serviceable piece of cake uh so now I'm going to
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kind of dig in and identify the things that I want to clean up all right so here's the first thing I'm going to
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tackle I noticed that when I put the trunk lid cover on the iPad panel um and
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I torque the bolts down I don't it feels like something is hitting and it is if
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you recall if you've been following the series um I did a little bit of surgery to the back side of the panel where I
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built it out and that hole right there is where the plug for the wiring harness goes to plugs
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into the tail light and it's a really tight fit I didn't cut enough I missed like half of it uh had I not pulled this
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out pulled it apart I wouldn't have seen that so now what I'll do is I'll mark that uh I will carefully take a Dremel
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continue round two with the surgery and I will get that piece out that's going to ensure that there's no undue stress
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on the wiring harness uh for the tail lights and make sure everything fits properly it's the same on the other side
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too
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very
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carefully all right that's that section uh pulled out this was basically just uh
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some some of the fiberglass and fleece that I put over there so I'll clean this up I'll do the same thing in the other side and that's going to free up the
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space I need okay much better now I've got clearance for the plug I'll do the same thing on the other side and we'll
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get this panel back in and see how it fits much better fit uh when I crank these um bolts down I feel it bottoming
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out on the insert against the MDF backer that I've got in this which is what it
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should do and previously I think it was hitting the harness a little bit and and putting stress and that this again this
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Gap I'm going to work on but the first thing was to make sure that everything sits properly with these screws which is
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now been addressed and fixed that again it took me 1 hour from you know planning
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it pulling the lid doing all of that and I'm like whatever I think a couple
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hundred hours into building this lid doing the trunk arms and all that so for one extra hour to bring it that last
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little 1% that is the type of details I'm talking about so uh the next thing I'm
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going to do I also feel like I've got a little bit of stress on something else here it might be hitting somewhere one
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of these plugs I'm not quite sure or this harness coming up the middle so now again I'm going to you know run this
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down figure out what the issue is and solve okay I found another issue when I tighten these bolts down I can tighten
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these down and the whole thing draws tight but I'm hitting
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by a bunch right in there that harness especially that clip sorry for the light
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there is hitting so again I've got it marked I'll uh carefully remove some of
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the material from the backside there's plenty of meat to work with and that will ensure that this lays flat that's
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also adversely affecting this Gap making the Gap bigger all right at this point I've got the passenger side good I think
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but in order to double check it I am using my latest favorite tool which is a
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Bor scope this allows me to show a camera in there to ensure that the plug
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has all the clearance it needs which uh it's kind of tough to do with one hand but I'm running a zip tie between the
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plug and the panel uh and there's plenty of room to go so pretty cool if you are
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looking for a boroscope I'll put the link in this for this one in the description I think it was 25 bucks on
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Amazon if you don't have one of these they're the coolest thing ever uh it's actually fun to kind of use it so I
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would definitely encourage picking one of these up okay the bar scope was cool um don't get me wrong but I'm not able
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to see every part of the plug so here's what I'm doing I took a piece of uh just a uh microfiber put it on top of the
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plug now I'll take the panel put the panel in place push down
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on the panel to make sure I've got all the pressure I'm going to have when I go to screw it down and actually here let me uh pull it out of that area push down
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on it and I can pull that right out that way I know it's not getting hung up on that
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plug okay the panel is now sitting properly it's sitting flush it was up in
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some places 3/16 of an inch which ironically is why I didn't like the perimeter so if you recall earlier in
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this video one of the first things I said is oh I want to I want to build this up I want to kind of make it maybe
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tight against this Edge and now that the panel is sitting properly like it was before I did the wiring and um put the
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tail lights in and all that I think I'm actually liking it and I think I'll have enough room to be able to roll the
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carpet to the back side um and then Mount the panel and then this is
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approximately 3/16 of an inch and the carpet is a/4 of an inch on compressed so lot'll go right up you know
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upholstered it'll be nice it'll give me a nice Edge I'll be able to roll it under here there are still some tweaks I
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want to make so for example the shape of this right here this line is not exactly
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the same as this so that's something I'll do tomorrow night also I want to push this piece in right here in the
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center um if you notice it's really probably tough to see but if I take my
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finger and look at the where this lines up it kind of bows out in the center
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that's a really easy fix I'll heat this up with the heat gun take a cool rag and put it in place and it'll kind of Reform
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the shape a little bit just a little bit is all I need and that'll take care of that but again these are like those
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little tweaks that I think really make the big differences so that'll be it for tonight I put in a solid night for those
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of you watched the last video about my hours it's uh I don't know 20 after 10 right now and I put a solid 3 hours in
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so I'll come back tomorrow night and continue working on it talk to you guys soon all right it is the next night uh
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I've done a few things off camera uh that I'll show you when I put the panel on but before I do I wanted to show you
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these are the areas that again I had to open up for making room for the harnesses I also did Mill this down
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about um an e/ of an inch to get the panel to sit just a little bit flatter
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um there's that Notch I made for that wiring bracket and again this one for the the bracket you can see where I
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opened this up as well and I've got the little plugs I put in um right here uh
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where the bumpers used to be and then this is the area that I cut out uh which was hitting the tailet harness so now
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what I'll do I'll take my uh black spray paint just cuz I'm kind of a nut about this stuff I'll hit these areas with the
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black spray paint and then I'll put the panel back on the trunk lid and show you how that fits now it's really good all
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right so I got good news and I got bad news uh when I shot that video it was several days ago like five or six days
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ago um had a bunch of stuff come up crazy busy with work and a bunch of
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stuff around the house and family and all that so several days off way behind where I want to be especially again if
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you've watched my videos where uh the recent one where I talked about kind of my Pace but that's okay that's fine
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we're going to get back to it uh also I did um just after I filmed that last
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little segment I went around here and I hit this with some um black the flat
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black just to kind of give this a finished Edge I did one other thing too let me flip this over and I'll show you
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all right so the other thing I did is I did not like um there was some kind of some bare spots that I had standing down
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on this piece so I hit it with some rattle can primer hastily I think I rushed and I
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know I rushed and uh I'm not happy with it so again my whole philosophy here now
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especially kind of looking at the whole timeline thing it's got to be a precision and I got to do my best to
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keep on track right I'm not going to sacrifice either in order to be able to get this car done so here is where I'm
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at I did the rattle can um came in behind it had some high spots and I've
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taken care of those I've also kind of done some more shaping in this section I wasn't happy with this I believe I am
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now and you can see I've kind of gotten down into where I'm into the fuzzies a little bit on the fleece so what I'll do
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I believe next I'm going to double check my to-do list I'm going to paint this with some resin um and I also want to clean up the
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underside of this Edge is not per I can feel it it's not perfectly smooth um so I'll probably do a little
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bit of kitty hair in there I also do want to show you what you know how this fits on the pan on the trunk lid you can
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see also I got some overspray in here with that buildup primer again nothing you're going to see but it's not
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Precision I've got some overspray on my magnets I'll go through get this all cleaned up respray this black re-shoot
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this with the proper primer the 2K primer uh I've got plenty of time today so I will get this caught back up so
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here we go all right so here's the panel mounted um there's really not much you're going to be able to see
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differently here that's kind of the degree the tweaks they were very very minor you can see this probably this
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Edge lines up much nicer now uh I reshaped this area a little bit and this
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area I got those good I've got a nice clean consistent Gap back here so that
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when the carpet rolls under it'll be good so my perimeter is all good so
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shape fitment is good now what again what I'm going to do is work on um
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fiberglass resin this corner that corner and I'm going to do a little bit of kitty hair under here cuz I'm not
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perfectly happy with that okay I've got a couple of ounces of
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resin just mixing it up ready to go um so again the bad news is I kind of fell
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off track on my schedule kind of cost myself a little bit more work in having to redo some of
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this but it's not a big deal I I want it right um the good news is is I did go
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through and I've come up with kind of a solution to the next step
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of the build which is going to be there's kind of four parts to it there is and that's the last things I need to
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build in the trunk it's what I'm calling the pole floor actual
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um floor over the stare tire and then there is
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the spare tire area itself and there is the car area so that when
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you lift the floor out what does it look like and then there's what I'm calling the luggage wall which I'll explain that
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later it's when I bring this thing on tour and travel around the US I want to
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be able to put Luggage in the trunk without having any kind of risk of damaging like the milbert's so that will
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be a wall being made there I have most of that figured out uh and a little
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sneak peek I do believe I am going to motorize the floor so and I don't think it's going to
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be terribly difficult to build what I want to build so all right we'll let this cure up that's just the two corners
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I needed to do and then I'll do the kitty hair underneath as well okay uh I am letting the raisin C up I decided to
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do also this back Leading Edge all the way around just to kind of candy Co coat
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the whole thing uh next I'm going to clean up the rattle cane mess that I made in here with the rattle canane
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primer uh I'll use a reducer it's a urethane reducer uh which does a really
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nice job of cleaning up uh overspray like spray paint uh I'll clean this all
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out I'll pull the magnets out get everything properly cleaned and I'm going to put a new coat of black in here in just a bit all right Cruis I'm right
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along uh magnets are all out cleaned washers are cleaned I cleaned this area just to get any of the kind of Dusty
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overspray and again and just a bit we'll go back through and just hit this with some more flat black the resin is
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still a little bit sticky I'm going to hit it with a heat gun um just to help cure it along it's about 65° out so not
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like hot out so um we'll do that and then flip it over and then hit this edge with some kitty all right I've also got
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this out in the sun to get a bit more heat on it I was always under the impression that UV helped to cure um
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polyester resin but uh Zep carig 6708 uh one of a commenter on one of my
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recent videos uh advised me that that is not the case he owned a surfboard shop for 15 years and apparently polyester
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resin and the mekp that goes along with it has nothing to do with UV it's just a
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chemical reaction so uh but obviously if you put it out in the sun you get a bit more heat on it so uh the more you know
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I guess right so thanks for the tip and uh hopefully this tacks up and gets nice and cured and we'll be able to go ahead
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and get a little bit of sandpaper on it okay I never like this bottom Edge so I went very heavy way more than I need um
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as you can see I've got it mounted and I just mudded that up with Kitty hair I'll let it cure I'll remove it and I'll get
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everything sanded I need to sand about an eighth of an inch Gap underneath there but this way I know I've got
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everything filled in um I kind of back mudded it first before I put the panel on and then I came across the front
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again there's probably 70% of that is waste but that's fine I'll get it to be the way I want so from there I'll go
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ahead and get it sanded all right so here's what it looks like pulling this off then luck it
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should D did the other end there we go now go ahead and pull it off all right
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and that's what it looks like that's what I I wanted I wanted to get a better defined Edge there now I'll just go
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around clean the extra part up sand it down nice and smooth and we should be
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good well that was easy um got it all sanded ended up uh stripping
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off that uh rattle can paint because I don't trust it I got my Gap really nice
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very very consistent here and again you can see that edge looks good all the
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other edges are good I went around the thing with the fine Toth comb so now we're ready to go back in and do a
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little repainting um I was just thinking too I was like man you guys have seen me
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do this multiple times on this panel and I know a lot of you are like hey we want
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to see the details and all that kind of stuff I'm I'm almost thinking like is this video even worth putting up but uh
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I guess I'll put it up but uh yeah lot of work and uh when you want to be Precision things happen so all right
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continuing on all right I cleaned the panel with soapy water masked it off to be able to shoot those inside black
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sections inside sections repainted all right much better magnets
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back in place everything looking the way it should all right next thing is to uh
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take a piece of cardboard uh kind of poster board cut it as a mask for these
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three holes so I'll go ahead and do that now all right and once again all ready for a primer
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all right primer complete definitely not perfect good thing it's not a car um it's going to be covered in carpet but
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um came out good so I'm going to let this cure up probably overnight and then
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I'll scuff it with some 60 grit pull the masking off and then trunk lid BAS
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basically will be almost done there's a couple of other little tiny tweaks but um I think at this point I'm going to
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move on to the Milbert floor area and do those tweaks all right it's the next night and it's time to do a little
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sanding [Music]
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all right panel is back to where it started um I'm very happy with it came out great um now I'll get it mounted on
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the trunk lid all right trunk lid is back on everything is tweaked I went through and even though I cut all of
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this with you know router and all that I double checked all of my gaps you can see I'm getting really really critical
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and again this is just it's going to be carpet up against this so I've got a lot of leeway but everything is very very
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precise as good as I can get it um especially again I'll I'll uh use the
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excuse of the tools to some degree everything is solid there so um trunk
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lid I would say at this point is 100% oh one thing I full transparency I went to
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pull the iPad off and if you guys remember I've got four steel washers epoxy at the back of the iPad one of
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them broke loose the epoxy I used some Harbor Freight epoxy and I had it happen
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on another one too and I switched over to JB Weld for that one to replace and
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it worked fine so for this one also I'll switch to JV weld so at this point um
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continuing on in this video there are some additional tweaks that I want to make in this section so again I'll dig
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into here and I'll show you what I'm doing all right so this is the new epoxy I used a two-part uh JB Weld um and you
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can see this is the one I just put on I've got it in the correct position this
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is one that also came loose on me and I put the new uh used that new JB well
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that worked well and then these two still have the old Harbor Freight we'll see how they fare if they come off I
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will replace that adhesive as well all right cruising right along it is the next night and I am working on the
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alignment of the side panels and all of my gaps so uh this side is really really
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close probably within a 30 second this side's off by a mile so what I'm doing
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is I put a piece of tape down kind of tough to see but I ran a pencil along the edge of the Milbert floor the
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Milbert floor is basically fixed the way it goes in um it really doesn't have a
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lot of play in terms of the way it's mounted it can expand and contract um which I've got slot grooves built into
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this uh front rail but effectively right now when it goes in it's it's predictable repeatable and it goes in
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the exact same spot so now I'll pull this out and I'll I have the lines to be
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able to get my side panels to fit properly all right kind of got you a funky angle here so you can see my line
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on the tape you can see the panel and if I put the screw in
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place there is one screw that holds the side panels in those are called Carl
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screws my buddy Carl was wondering how those are going to go in so if I pop that in you can see
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I don't know if you can see it again in the with the uh being able to see with the camera but I've got a bigger Gap
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here than I do down here when I take this screw out and I see kind of what's
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going on there if I take the panel now and
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Rocket I can find kind of the center axis there it's hitting on something and that's preventing it from going properly
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into the um side of the car that's not as bad on this side much worse on the
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other side so I'll play around it probably have to do a little surgery behind the panel um and we'll get this
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fixed all right I have rethought the plan of attack here with all these little tweaks and I decided to change up
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my uh angle of attack if you will the first thing I needed to do was deal with
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this what I call again the near wall um after I built the this panel if you
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recall I had to do some surgery on this thing and I think that's kind of what all started all the of this cascading
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into the things not fitting the way I want and again I'm off by a 16th maybe
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an eighth at worst on these all these panels so um typically a 16th or less so
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one of the things I recently or I just was running into is I had a little teeny
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tiny bit of a gap in here where you could see Dynamat in there um this again
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is going to get covered I'll cut this this I'm going to cut this I'll cut it
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with a blade at an angle like this on the carpet so I'll have kind of fluff coming out here so the carpet is going
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to kind of fill in this Gap if you will so definitely not an issue but again
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that's how OCD I'm being but if you notice you cannot see any Dynamat there
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I fixed the Gap um I had to sand some of this the bottom side of this panel to do
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that and then let me show you the other little kind of a hack that I did all right you can't even really notice it but what I did is took black paint and
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painted about 3/16 of an inch of a of a lip here you can see see that just to
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hide the shininess of the Dynamat I've seen builds where um and it was none of
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you I'm sure but I've seen builds where you can see little things like that right those again are the that's the
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last 1% if I saw this build you know with everything with the zebra wood and
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the gold amps and all that and I could see Dynamat it would kill it for me that's how CR critical I'm being here so
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um this I consider to be a bit of a hack but uh but not a hack job um I just again painted in there and
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that makes sure that you don't see anything and once again once it's carpeted you'll definitely not see any
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of that so all right continuing on all right one other quick model show you on the near wall I went to a a longer screw
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this is substantially longer than the old ones um this is a giant Hollow cavity so there's like 3 in of dead
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space behind here um and I did that because the bolt was not going all the
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way through the insert it was kind of you know going in whatever halfway through or whatever and when I tightened
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it down I had this one stripped out on me this one was a little suspect so I replaced both of those inserts went to
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the longer Bol and that should prevent any kind of stripping issues ever in the future in doing so because this this is
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a longer bolt and because of the angle of this wall relative this wall here relative to the angle of the panel I
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need it to kind of egg shape the or oval the holes a little bit again those holes
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are just the acccess holes to get the screws in those would be covered up with a flap of carpet once I carpet the whole
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thing all right quick check in on the puzzle tweaks uh in case you're wondering I did paint the back of this flat black again um just because I did a
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bunch of sanding this side panel this is where things again we're starting to get a little wonky um when I put this
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together I'm telling you it was all perfect the gaps were perfect and I
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think I when I did this modifications of the near wall I think the zebra wood
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could be doing a little bit of expanding and Contracting still that's got to be expected um and again things are just
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getting slightly um disheveled I guess a bit so here's what I got on this piece I've got
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it really good here um um I've got a little tiny bit of a gap here that's I'll close that up later um with some
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kitty hair um that's you maybe an eighth at the very top I also still have to redo fill in this whole pocket area
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after I do lighting I've got a little tiny bit of a lip down here I can sand
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this and it'll be good and then you can notice the Gap there it's exactly an
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eighth of an inch here which is what my target Gap is but it's about a 16th there so what I think I'm going to do
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I'll get the other side tweaked kind of in the same setup I think I have the same problem in the other side I don't
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know how it happened but I will lightly sand that edge of the side panel so that
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my Gap is consistent mic one gaps zero victory is mine so I finally got
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everything tweaked all my gaps are back to where they should be so that if you notice I've got a nice consistent eighth
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of an inch that's a piece of aluminum E8 in stock right there um I did have to sand down which I'm going to I'll hit
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that with a little bit of primer um just that area right there by maybe an eighth of an inch but now I've got my quarter
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inch spacers in here I did not have to do any sanding or modification here this is right back to where it should be I do
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have a little tiny bit of a pocket there there's again this whole thing is going
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to be filled in when I finish my leting so I'll probably just address that at that point but really nice here got
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again quarin spacer I did a qu in here because I'm thinking that the carpet's
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going to roll underneath this panel but more on that later in the next video and again you can I don't know how well you
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can see it but this is spoton I could take a flat Edge across this and it's perfect this is again where I'm going to
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cut the carpet allowing these panels to come out independently and then going along there and back in there you can
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see a really nice proper gap so all the gaps are good so at this point what I'll do is I had just sand this one down a
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little bit as well I'll pull the side panels out this is a kind of a squared off edge right here
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it's more worried about getting the Gap and I'll hand sand this Edge and then I'll hit this with a little primer
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probably just brush it on just CU I'm a Nut about having things kind of be consistent looking um and I think
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that'll do it I'll reassemble everything and one of the biggest things with this now that I have the gaps correct is
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getting it consistent in predictable repeatable results I still have a lot to do and I want to make sure that when I
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put things you know take things in and out they drop right into exactly the right place I'm confident that'll be the
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case I think this you know rebuild and the couple of surgeries I had to do on
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there really screwed things up so feeling much better um now I'll just get these final painted areas done put it
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back together and make sure everything is good all right so on both side panels This is the area that I sanded this is
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before primer and this is after primer you can see it's a little shiny there there I'll let it cure up and then I'll
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scuff it with a little bit of sandpaper and that'll be good to go all right so side panels are back in everything is
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fitting properly so gaps once again predictable repeatable that's kind of one of my sayings uh I'm right back to
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getting the exact same gaps what I ultimately found out was the brackets that I've got on here um those I can
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adjust and I had them out of adjustment and that really just compounded all the issues and once I got those back into
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the correct alignment now everything is good here and that's really where everything starts to fall into place the
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only thing I do notice that I don't like which I'll address right now there's a little tiny bit of a gap right here uh
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so I'll just tape off the car put in some kitty hair back mud this give it a quick sand and that'll be good okay so
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removed the trunk gasket I've got the tape in place and the panel is in place
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now again I'll just take Kitty hair add add it in there do the same thing over here let a cure up pull it out and we'll
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have a nice perfect mold okay kitty hair applied and I'll let that uh it's just curing up I'll pull the panel out get it
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sanded put it back in and make sure the Gap looks good all right that is a wrap I've got all the tweaks done that I
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wanted if you notice the iPad is out I am charging it um today is Thursday tomorrow night Friday um there are some
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people coming over for a get together uh as the uh MasterTech is happening this
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week and some car audio friends are going to be coming over and checking out the car and catching up including Earl
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so uh I'm going to cut out of work a little early tomorrow and I'll install the uh just temporarily obviously the
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milbert's um the distribution blocks all of that um the power inverter the
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capacitors all that and get all that stuff in there for those guys to see so um in the uh in an upcoming video I
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don't know if it'll be the next video cuz I'll likely get some footage of that Expo group and put that up as well but
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the next thing I'm going to be working on is going to be I've got four things remaining so what I call the pull floor
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this will need to be made out of aluminum the trunk area um kind of the
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size of the trunk underneath this and then the spatar area and then again I'm going to build just a real basic quick
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and easy wall that I'll be able to mount should I want to put Luggage in the trunk so those are the last four pieces
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to build uh before we move on the next thing we'll next after that we'll get into
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Cooling and also lighting and the final upholstery prep and then it's on to
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actual Upholstery and carpet so that should be it for now thanks again for watching folks I'd really appreciate it
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if you have any questions let me know and if you have not already please like And subscribe and I'll see you in the next video thanks again bye-bye