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This is an awsome build. great job
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I can appreciate the work you have done so far on the cab. I'm at the same stage with smoothing seams. Great build.
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Spent a few hours reading back your whole build...did someone allready said you are a true Craftsman??? ;)
I learned a lot only from looking at your pics! It's like a book you must have when you have a TF truck!! So, keep building, so I can read it with pleasure!! Great truck!!! |
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I wish I was better at body work. What takes me hours I'm sure a pro could do in no time. Quote:
When I go back and look at what I have done I can't believe it sometimes myself. There's no way I could do it again. Kim |
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A little up-date.
Been getting into the body work. I have the cab tilted on its back so it's a little easier to work on the roof. I welded up the over hang and filled it in. Then to the roof itself. It was in pretty decent shape. A couple pics after epoxy and a little sanding. You can see it needs a little work. Kim |
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I got some Slick Sand.
This stuff is really thick but makes it easy to get the whole surface covered. I hit with some 80 grit and then used dry guide coat. This stuff went on real easy and gets into the finest of scratches. A lot more sanding and then another couple coats of epoxy and it looks pretty good. Will have do do a final sanding and then seal before paint. Kim |
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Really taking shape, nice work. Who makes slick sand..Jim
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Ahhh, I remember those days, priming, sanding, priming, sanding........
Looking good, carry on. Jim |
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Looking really good Kim. Just a question because I'm at a similar state on my build, but why more epoxy over the slick sand rather than go straight to sealer? Jim - I'd hope you remember those days, you've been living them for quite some time now haven't you :lol:
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Right on!
Good to see an update again Kim! Hope all goes well now? |
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Even though this part of the build can be tedious I'm motivated to stay with it. Kim |
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Good looking progress on your roof. I love SlickSand - I'm just a couple of years away from needing it on my project! Have you decided on a paint color?
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I have been using Urofill, not as thick a build up as Slickcoat, but thicker than regular primer, and compatible with 2K sealer.
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Right now I'm leaning toward a light metalic blue that chevelle's were painted in the mid 60s although that may change. Quote:
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Glad to see you are back at it. Looking good.
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Wow.....you do some amazing work man!!
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looking real good !!! |
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Not much to report other than just trying my best at body work. Kim |
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Kim, I am glade to see you are making progress, thank you for your comments on my project. I see you are using a dry guide coat are you wet or dry sanding and can you do both?
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Looking good I hate body work!
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Not sure how wet sanding would work with the dry guide coat. It may just rinse it off. As you can tell I'm new at this part of the build. Quote:
Waiting for the weather to get a little warmer so I can get back at it. Kim |
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Another point about block sanding that can lead to mistakes is this. Let the sand paper do the work. In other words don't muscle and push down hard while sanding. Just let the black guide across the panel in an x pattern. Applying pressure will lead to problems. |
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