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Old 05-20-2013, 07:34 PM   #15
chevyrestoguy
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Re: Project '64 Cheapskate

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whoa!! nice work and cool deal on the racer
Thanks, Brother! You do know you're the guy who finally made me get off my butt and get a 60-66, don't ya? The 60-66s were always my favorite, but I was so wrapped up in the other year Chevy trucks that I never owned one. I saw one of your old build threads, and I was on a mission to get one for myself. I'm totally bummed that I won't be able to make it to the One and Done. I have a sneakin' suspicion that there will be other events like that in the future......

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You're a better man than me. AC stuff makes my eyes glaze over. Looks great!
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Thanks, Chip! I'm happy with the way it turned out. Plus, it gave me something to do at night after work. With my work schedule, once I sit down after dinner in front of the TV, I'm blowing bubbles in about 15 minutes. I'm on a serious time crunch to make Bakersfield in October, so I have to take advantage of every possible free moment to work on the '64.

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That turned out way nice Man
Thanks, Bomp! I love your attitude and your work quality, and I take your compliment with high regards. I got a lot of pictures to post of some other stuff I did in the last few weeks, so stand by for more propaganda!

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Very clean work! I may have missed the process but saw you mention clr multiple times....it looks like it works awesome. Does it stop rust from continuing?thanks in advance!

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CLR does a good job of knocking back existing surface rust, but it doesn't stop it from returning. To make it stop continuing, you might want to try a rust converter. Rust converter turns rust black, and I don't want that on the outside of the truck staining the old white lacquer. One of the mistakes I made was that I CLR'd the truck a little too early in the build. Some surface rust has returned, and each time you remove it, you run the risk of removing more exterior paint in the process. I want to keep as much of the original paint as I can, so I'm holding off on doing any more CLR until I'm ready to shoot clear on the entire outside of the truck to seal it off.
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