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10-04-2024, 11:44 AM | #1 |
landarts
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Star, Idaho
Posts: 1,375
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"
Jumped on some interior items that needed fine-tuning before primer and paint. I had previously stripped the front of the dash of all the paint, however, there were a few places that needed some extra attention where I missed in the tight corners and contours. Knocked that out with a small wire brush and 320-grit dry paper. Scuff sanded the top of the dash that was recently painted with a red Scotchbrite pad and water.
Later today I hope to get the rest of the interior wiped down and masked off for primer. Not doing any busy work on the area that gets a headliner since it will be covered up with a new headliner and trim ring. The first picture shows the shine of the single-stage Medium Blue paint. The second picture shows the dulling from the Scotchbrite so that the Dark Blue paint will have something to bite to.
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