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Offline cobrajetchris

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69 console restoration
« on: March 26, 2012, 01:15:16 AM »
I am restoring my 69 mach 1 console and noticed the inside of the glove box compartment has what a appears to be a spray on type felt. Anyone had any luck duplicating this? I looked around at some hobby & craft shops and found nothing, no help online either.
CHRIS KNOBBE
69 MUSTANG COUPE, DEARBORN BUILT 06/10/69 OWNED SINCE 1978
70 BOSS 302 MUSTANG, DEARBORN BUILT 10/24/69 OWNED SINCE 1987
69 R CODE MACH1 AUTO, DEARBORN BUILT 10/10/68 OWNED SINCE 2006
69 R CODE MACH1 4 SPEED (factory black) SAN JOSE BUILT 12/30/68 OWNED SINCE 2007

Offline jwc66k

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Re: 69 console restoration
« Reply #1 on: March 26, 2012, 01:49:48 AM »
I used the flocking found in a local hobby store to patch my 66 console glovebox then got more, cheaper at an on-line store. That "store" seems to be no longer working, so here's another one -
http://www.craftflocking.com/index.php?pr=Buy_Flocking_Fibers
Look under "Flocking Fibers". I don't know where the company is located.
To apply, use a cheap turkey baster to spray flocking over wet paint. Use a flat paint in the same color you want (flat black ?) as a base/adhesive. Allow to dry before lightly brushing out the excess. Save the excess for touch-ups.
Jim
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Offline cobrajetchris

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Re: 69 console restoration
« Reply #2 on: March 26, 2012, 12:15:11 PM »
THANKS JIM, Now I know the proper name for the procedure. I found a application video on youtube and it looks pretty simple
thanks again........CHRIS
CHRIS KNOBBE
69 MUSTANG COUPE, DEARBORN BUILT 06/10/69 OWNED SINCE 1978
70 BOSS 302 MUSTANG, DEARBORN BUILT 10/24/69 OWNED SINCE 1987
69 R CODE MACH1 AUTO, DEARBORN BUILT 10/10/68 OWNED SINCE 2006
69 R CODE MACH1 4 SPEED (factory black) SAN JOSE BUILT 12/30/68 OWNED SINCE 2007

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Re: 69 console restoration
« Reply #3 on: March 27, 2012, 12:52:09 AM »
It's nice to know that my makeshift method was that close to what should be done (I forgot to mention masking in my procedure). I used what tools I had laying around (turkey baster) and did a practice flocking on a 6 X 6 X 6 cardboard box just to get the feel of what to do before I flocked the console glovebox. For the practice steps I used a light blue material (that's the only color the hobby shop had, then I got the black via the net) over a flat black base to determine coverage problems.
So, add those two steps to the procedure - do a practice run on a box - mask.
Jim
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