Restoring Ford Model A Top Wood Rear Header and Header Cap

In this episode I will be restoring the metal header cap, Rear Header, Repainting trims pieces, and Header Cap, and replacing wood for roof ribs.
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[@craigroberts3982]

wonderful job as usual. Should last another 90 plus years.

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks brother

[@harveyhaase2030]

Great video, hope all is well. God Bless.

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks Harvey! Yea sir all is well hallelujah! The Lord is good!

[@timothysotelo3868]

I made my back header on the shaper table. It was a complex part. On the Ospho parts. Do you sand off the residue after it dries

[@pumpkintown]

Yes light steel wool!

[@xander47117]

Soaking rusty parts in citric acid will remove the rust on your parts. Most times it will not hurt the paint on the other side....test it on a small portion of paint. It takes time but is much better than using a rust converter. There are Videos on you tube about using citric acid...

[@pumpkintown]

Thanks brother

[@mechanics4all405]

why dont you nock dents out whilst off?

[@pumpkintown]

Knock dents off of what say ye?

[@mechanics4all405]

i thought front roof cowl had big dent in corner?@@pumpkintown

[@pumpkintown]

Already painted that and it will just have to be left for now! Gotta get it back on the road! Lol

[@deanjernstrom3760]

Thank you
Always very informative and entertaining. Is the paint you used from a rattle can or did you mix from a body shop stock? Have a great evening. Thx

[@pumpkintown]

All from a automotive paint shop. Imperial Auto paint Easley SC! I don’t think I could get this type of result with paint cans. I can do a video on my setup sometime if that would help. It’s all affordable or else I couldn’t do it!