I thought I'd ask again, does anyone know or have they painted a Zacc cab and used a transparent gloss or varnish to finish off? I have a colour match and just considering an undercoat and then a few layers of the new paint and leaving the clear finish.

When I first decided to go after my Zacc Sramble, I was totally worried about getting it looking original again. The restored artwork on here has made those initial worries disappear. I honestly thought I would speak to one or two Zaccaria owners, but there's a family of them on here 
Awesome work Spinnhacker, just like all the other pieces you have done! Keep the good work flowing!

Rory.

Hey, no worries. This is the last thing I'm getting so it's ages away yet. I found my spare tape measure and the t-mold is 3/4 inch so at least it's a standard size to get hold of. I may contact some cabinet makers or carpenters locally too, you never know....they may have rolls of it stashed away. But yeah, good idea to look at a bulk buy on here 

That's very shiny, a bit too bling for my tastes 
Is the t-mold for a Zacc scramble 3/4inch thickness? I can do some more definitive research if I know that. I think you have to avoid the usual arcade suppliers, it seems they all have the same stock for t-mold.

Rory.

This was the t-molding that I was looking at. I haven't got too in depth as I've still got a mountain of work to do on the cab. It will be the last thing I get once it's all shiny and finished. There is quite a few places that do an aluminium or brushed chrome style that looks like the original one. Whether they're good enough for the real fussy t-mold snobs is another story though. It's my first cab and I'd rather go for something like this than have no t-mold. The original stuff on my cab had rotted away.

http://www.teardroptrailers.net/8_foot_T_shaped_aluminum_p/al-t.htm

Rory.

Thanks Level42,

I did some research and 20ft seems to be correct. They say to get 1ft more than you need to be 100% sure.

Rory.

Hi all,

this probably is the wrong area but....does anyone know what length of T-molding is required for each side of a Zaccaria Scramble? Also do you need to cut any of the groove away in parts? The shape of the cab suggests that it should just fit straight on but, I'm making my restoration up as I go along. I've no idea what I'm doing but that approach seems to be working so far. I would just measure it but I've loaned my bag of tools to and tape measure to a friend for the next wk or so.
I assume 20ft per side roughly? And, I am looking to run the t-mold all the way around each side.

Thanks in advance.

Rory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehwSEVbBZl4