67 SWB First Build

[TA_C10]

Originally Posted by Scurry67

I know... I do plan on using it on the interior. This stuff worked pretty good. Seams pretty tough and is supposed to help with sound.
Didn't you use lizard skin? How much would you recommend I'll need for the interior of the cab?

1 gallon got me 3 coats underneath cab and 3 coats inside cab. On the inside I shot it up the firewall to underside of dash, and all the way up the back of cab. I shot it in the cab corners too way down inside and all the way up. And all this with the gun nozzle almost all the way out spraying the most material.

So 1/2 a gallon would be enough for inside your truck if they sell that size.

Looking good seeing those doors go back on. I'm finishing my cab right now about to spray it soon. Ready to see the doors go back on too....

[Scurry67]

Originally Posted by TA_C10

1 gallon got me 3 coats underneath cab and 3 coats inside cab. On the inside I shot it up the firewall to underside of dash, and all the way up the back of cab. I shot it in the cab corners too way down inside and all the way up. And all this with the gun nozzle almost all the way out spraying the most material.

So 1/2 a gallon would be enough for inside your truck if they sell that size.

Looking good seeing those doors go back on. I'm finishing my cab right now about to spray it soon. Ready to see the doors go back on too....

Pulled the trigger on the lizard skin. Should be here later this week. Planning on doing the floor and inside the doors. Thanks for the qty 👌🏽

[Scurry67]

Waiting on supplies to come in this week to finish the interior floor for the sound deadener. Also need to get my flywheel to get the engine components balanced.

I continued on the sanding of doors. Looking pretty solid. I'll probably have my dad up for a day some weekend to 100% the cab for polyester primer. Hopefully sooner rather than later.

Decided to get going on my grill. I had two 67/68 grills, one was in a bit better condition than the other. I've seen on other projects where the rivets are removed for the parking light frame in the grill and swapped out for the smooth frame. I'm going to give it a go!

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by Scurry67

Decided to get going on my grill. I had two 67/68 grills, one was in a bit better condition than the other. I've seen on other projects where the rivets are removed for the parking light frame in the grill and swapped out for the smooth frame. I'm going to give it a go!

That sounds like a good plan.
I haven't noticed this process.
I know you will take good pictures of this.

Looking Great







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[Scurry67]

Little more progress in the right direction. Lizard skin came in this week so I spent time prepping the cab floor. Put two coats on the floor and ran it up the firewall and back. I bought the paint gun for it and it sprayed real nice. Easy to clean up too. Finished up the ceramic coat today. Overall the whole process was pretty simple. Hope it works like it's supposed to!

Finished stripping the grill and its components. Also did the same thing for the cowl panel. Cleaned up the rust on the backsides and applied por 15. Today i through down a couple coats of epoxy primer on them.

Sound deadener sprayed on floor and firewall

Ran it up the back

Finished off with ceramic coating next day

Por-15 on back of grill and components

[Scurry67]

All the pieces to prime

Grill

Cowel

Another picture of floor

[Getter-Done]

Very Nice work.







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[Tusky]

What color do you plan on painting the truck ?

[Scurry67]

Originally Posted by Tusky

What color do you plan on painting the truck ?

Right now I'm leaning towards centennial blue. Chevy's 50th anniversary truck just looks so awesome in that color. Still on the edge about whether to two tone it or not. I go back and forth all the time!