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06-22-2013, 04:45 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Sykesville, Maryland
Posts: 25
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Zero Rust Restoration
For this Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday I will be taking on a project to restore the bed of my 1972 c10 long bed pickup. I will describe the procedure i use, as well as the materials i use (for the more important materials, i will include links to the brand website). All of this will be completed with pics! This should be a good project and i will give you all updates of how the product is holding up after the project is finished.
Materials: 1. Orbital sander with Diablo 100 and 220 grit Sanding Disks 2. Drill with AvantiPro- Quick-Strip Disk and 3'' Cut-Off Blade Mandrel, Vermont Ameriva- Grinding Point, and Diablo- Metal Cut-Off grinding wheel 3. 1 lb 12 oz Bondo Body Filler http://bondo.com/featured/bondo-body-filler-260.html 4. 1 Qt Ospho http://www.ospho.com/ 5. 1 Qt Marine Clean http://www.por15.com/MARINE-CLEAN/productinfo/MCG/ 6. 12 oz Prep Step Powder http://raybuck.com/i-66993-12-oz-prep-step-powder.html 7. 1 Qt Black Zero Rust http://raybuck.com/i-66984-zero-rust...art-black.html 8. 1 can Crystal Coat Here are some pics of the truck now Attachment 1123704 Attachment 1123705 Attachment 1123706 Attachment 1123707 Attachment 1123708 Attachment 1123716 Attachment 1123717 Attachment 1123718 Attachment 1123719 Attachment 1123720 Attachment 1123723 Attachment 1123724 Attachment 1123725 Attachment 1123726 Attachment 1123727 Attachment 1123728 Attachment 1123729 Attachment 1123730 Attachment 1123731 Attachment 1123732
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