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Location: Gassville, AR
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I just got done sandblasting and paint my frame. It took about 4 hours, 3 100 pound bags, and 3 16oz cans of rustomlem. I will post pics soon.
Taylor ------------------ '72 S/S Chevy- in progress '99 S-10 Ext. Cab 2.2 5 speed- something to drive while I fix the '72
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I hate to be the downer, but that Rustoleum won't last. You really need a product that contains a paint and hardener (2 component) to have long durability, i.e. years not months.
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Kent, WA
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Bravo, my man. Just 3 hours? You must have at big compressor and area to do this and neighbors that will indulge you...LOL!
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