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Old Today, 12:59 PM   #1
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Painting Large Components

Morning all! Ok, so I am going to start painting the hood, grill, cowl, and fenders this weekend. I will be painting both sides of everything on stands as the entire truck is disassembled. I may be over thinking this, but should I paint the underside first, let it dry then paint the outter side last? My thinking was that in doing so, it would mean less potential for scratches on the side that you see as I flip stuff over to paint the other side? Or should I just seal and paint the outside and then tape it all off to paint the underside? I am not all that concerned with the underside, but I do want to put color on everything.


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Re: Painting Large Components

I did all the unseen while driving parts 1st..then did all the showy stuff last
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Re: Painting Large Components

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I did all the unseen while driving parts 1st..then did all the showy stuff last

Hi Greg! That is what I was kind of thinking as well. I built an A-Frame to hang some of the smaller stuff like the grill and cowl so that I can do both sides at the same time, but I would prefer to paint the larger items like doors, fenders, hood etc. in the horizontal position.


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