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Old 08-02-2020, 12:32 PM   #8
pdxhall
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Re: Order of Operations - Cab repair/sandblast

I repaired most of my cab before blasting. I then blasted the entire cab ..and epoxy primed. The fenders, hood, and other parts were blasted and then patched and epoxy primed. I use crushed glass as my blasting media. On large panels, I stripped by hand. I still have the doors to do. I will cut out the rust on the bottoms and then before patching I will blast the insides of the doors, then epoxy prime the inside of the doors before patching the bottom.
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