The thing about this project is that I don't FEEL rushed to do stuff. I
wait until I want to do some work and then do it. Since the weather is
lousy, I don't worry about taking my time to thoroughly research various
aspects of the job. During that 30 days, I probably spent 20 or so hours
lurking around upholstery shops, on the Net, and on the phone with
various folks.

I suspect once the panels and seat covers arrive I should be able to get
to a higher gear.

See Ya,
Mike

Jay Honeck wrote:
Overall, I like the early results I am seeing even though this is taking
much longer than I was expecting. In reality, I have not done more than
about 3-4 hours of total work. Most of the time is spent waiting for
something to arrive, cure, or dry. The weather is not exactly cooperating
with 50-degree days and rain. But hey! If the weather was great, I would
want to go flying!


3-4 hours in 30 days?

Sounds like you're ready to open your own shop!

;-)