Restoration continues…

Cleaned up the rust near the welds in the engine bay.. I sanded everything down to bare metal, layered 2 base coats of Por-15 and primed over it. Once the primer settles i’ll colour match it then clear coat.

Por15 coats
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Primer applied

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P5 lights on the way to their original glory.

I used 600, 800, 1000, and 2000 grit sandpaper.. Still need to polish/buff them for a perfect finish

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Painted all the prep’d areas in the engine bay and panels to match my Sand mica (24E) exterior colour

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I hope this will last me many years to come

Black Protege5 light conversion is really straight forward for anyone interested in doing this conversion on their sedans..

The parts you will need for an OEM conversion are

– Full headlight harness
– Black or chrome Protege5 headlights

Bulbs
– Protege5 Low Beam is H7
– Protege5 High Beam is 9005

Pics of as she sits

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Thanks for looking

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