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70 burb, roll on project
Hey there, my name is Anthony and I have a 70 suburban. 350/turbo 350
Picked it up a few months ago as a project for the winter for a unique utility vehicle/ hot rod. Long tube headers, elderbrock intake/carb and some other goodies. Picked it up for 1200 and haven't looked back. I have a one car garage and decided spraying wasn't feasible, have decided to roll on a paint job instead. ![]() I will post updates as the project moves forward. I have yet to buff as I am in between sanding and applying more rustoleum. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Posted via Mobile Device |
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
I will be finishing the front soon in order to buff and I will paint the top white with the grey body. The roll on paint is allot of work but very worth it.
Gf got me a new windshield, sister a new steering wheel. I picked up a new foam dash and grill. Man, there's only one way to eat an elephant. One bite at a time, I look forward to contributing to these boards. Anthony ![]() Posted via Mobile Device |
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
looks cool, you got a nice one to start with!
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Lets say I wanted to drop// o lets says a easy 2 inches. How could I do it cheap/ but not jenky...?
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1200 looks like a steal there....nice find. I'd say save up for a real paint job ...but looks like you already started...keep us posted. All the best.
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
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Last coat!!! Getting ready to sand tomorrow-do a little touch up and buff this weekend ![]() Thanks all for the kind words- ![]() Posted via Mobile Device |
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Looks like a good start!!! The best way to drop the front approx 2" is to cut a coil (with a cutoff wheel not with heat) do not heat them. The rear you need drop springs.
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
I'm all for budget ideas! Will look great buffed out!!!
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Just a quick update, been a while since I've posted- been a little busy
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Looks like a very solid burb...
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Explain what you mean about a roll on paint job. What is the process?
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40341
This post in paticular is what really gave me my motivation Hope it helps! Sorry here for the blurry pics/ I was a little tipsy The guy in link above is obviously a pro bodyman. Im just a mickey mouse amature, but am very satisfied with the results. The quotes for the paint on this truck started @ 3k and went as high as 7 LOL. This is my picture after a light wet sand/ buff. I have some orange peel I need to still get out. Really trying to get everything painted before the actual wet-sand/buffing. This was just to see what to expect as a final color/finish First pic was of the final coat/ un sanded-unbuffed. The sand/buff makes it impossible to belive it was a roll on paint job. ![]() ![]() Last edited by el_guapo; 02-03-2011 at 12:56 PM. |
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Cool! I will be following along on this one! I saw that one on CL a while back. I'm glad its getting fixed up!
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Hey you're in the springs as well huh/ we should get a pic of my low burb w ur jacked up burb sometime man.
Ya, posted it up to see if there were any cool trades out there before jumping into the body work/ needless to say the burb is not going anywhere now. |
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
That would be cool... I hope to have mine driving this year!
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
looks like fun lol need anymore parts let fred and i know
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Will do, ya man/ still need to give some attention to my leaking power steering line- will take care of sooner than later
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
so this may seem like a dumb question but what is the "PC" he is sanding with?
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
DONT NOT USE THIS TYPE OF BUFFER
http://www.harborfreight.com/10-inch...her-43424.html "PC" Porter cable polisher, pretty much the benchmark for the detailing industry. Been around for a LOONG time. There are other types of machines to use out there, I went with the $50 option from harbor freight. In all honesty that is really all that a DIY guy that is going to need/ Spend your money on good product such as meguiars, and 2 good lakecounty pads. You want one for cutting into paint- and one for polishing. Expect about $120 for pads/polisher/products for cutting-polishing. I went to my local paint shop for the pads/product. Harbor freight for the buffer. http://www.harborfreight.com/7-inch-...her-66615.html This is what I have, let me know if there are any suggestions that I can share. BTW, none of of paint has seen a polishing product- only cutting compound so far. Anthony Last edited by el_guapo; 02-04-2011 at 01:21 PM. |
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Ya man, since were both in springs let me know if you want any help/ I go to darrels paint off of platte and circle for pads/product btw
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Re: 70 burb, roll on project
Is it true what I have heard? A little Crown Royal makes the paint stick better?
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