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04-11-2013, 08:46 PM | #1 |
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49 3100 ready to sandblast frame. a few questions.
hi, i am new at restoration and this is my first project. i have been reading on here for a while. now getting to work on my 49 3100. i am trying get it looking nice and still keep it as original as practical for regular use. i have it down to the frame and ready to get that blasted. i have a few questions.
what do i need to do after frame is blasted as far as prep to get ready to paint? can just i use por-15, or is there something else better if it is blasted? how much, if any, blasting can i do on the front axle, springs, spindles, rear differential and driveshaft housing and ect without getting sand in someplace where it will be a problem? should i completely dissemble and rebuild the front end? kingpins seem tight, but truck has been used. i bought it from the original owner and it is mostly complete and original with 50k miles. it has the usual rust places and wear parts. i drove it for several years before starting the restore. i am having a professional repair the cab. thanks!
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1949 chevy 3100, 5 window 1992 chevy k1500, extended cab, short box 5.7l 1996 chevy k1500, extended cab, long box 5.7l 2001 chevy impala ls 3.8l 1965 honda s90 |
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