Mercury Woody at the beach

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Here the finished deckchair. I had printed the stripes on tissue, like I usually do this with my mexican blankets.

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[zbuckster]

Great effect. The deck chair looks just right.

[bob29579]

Great. It looks like terrycloth.

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Based on a technique that Steve Boutte shared in another forum I made this Tuck'n'Roll
Usually I use half round stripes to replicate Tuck'n'Roll. This method I saw the first time in a posting from Steve Boutte. Steve thanks for sharing this technique.

Materials:
Silicon - use your favorite one
Arcyl paint i.e. Schmiecke or Lucas
Tuck'n'Roll tonneau cover i.e. '59 Chevrolet El camino from amt
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Steps:
Make a mold of the tonneau cover.
Pure some of the archly paint in to the mold
Let it dry
Peel it of the mold
Cut to the size that you need

Modified seat from '49 Mercury from amy


Yellow arcyl Tuck'n'Roll added to the seat

[bob29579]

Cool idea... Thanks for the tip. Greg.

[zbuckster]

I will have to try that great tip. Looks awesome.

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Some more pictures

Tuck'n'roll inside the roof


Then the engine, its from the amy Merc with a air cleaner from unknown source

[zbuckster]

Super build. That engine rocks. The tuck and roll looks awesome also.

[geezerman]

Lookin good !!!!

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There is light at the end of the tunnel. Here somme more pictures of my Woody.

[zbuckster]

Man-O-Man it looks good. I really like the color.