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Old 01-20-2015, 07:54 AM   #1
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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

I haven't heard of using the razor blade on primer and paint. I have heard about using it on clear though. Not saying it wouldn't work, not to mention primer isn't that hard to sand. Just don't sand THAT part alone as you'll put a dip in the primer that you'll see later. (I don't know what you know and don't know when it comes to painting) Sorry if that sounded a$$ish
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Old 01-20-2015, 08:06 AM   #2
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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

I found it on different sites using it on solid color and clear. The reason I wanted to try it is so I don't sand down to the primer. If I can just knock down the runs and then scuff the white then I will just reshoot it without having to primer again.
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Old 01-20-2015, 08:52 PM   #3
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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

I stopped by the garage on the way home from work to see how the paint dried. I was very disgusted/disappointed/depressed over how it came out when I left Sunday. Well seeing it today dried I feel much better. The sections where the paint came out smooth have an awesome satin eggshell sheen. The front pillars and inside the door jams look great and the front eyebrow.

The back does have a million drips I will have to cut and respray. The top I am torn on. It is very smooth around the edges but out in the center it has bad orange peel. Too bad its the Satin paint if it was gloss I am sure I could cut it and buff it out. Not sure yet if I will respray it. I have enough paint left to spray the back so I will focus on that first.

Just hate having to do things twice after all that prep work, but that's what comes from being a rookie painter.
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Old 01-21-2015, 08:55 AM   #4
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Just hate having to do things twice after all that prep work, but that's what comes from being a rookie painter.
i hear ya bro... don't get down on yourself. theres just a ton of things that can go wrong in paint work. even the most experienced painter can get major mishaps. and doing stuff twice, i guess its part of the deal. a good way to look at it is... its only time, not thousands of dollars you'd be spending to have someone else do it for you. and the DIY pride when finished will be huge.

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Old 01-21-2015, 12:21 PM   #5
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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

Bj yer engine is

Good work man! Reminds me of getting mine! lol
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Old 01-20-2015, 09:08 PM   #6
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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

Just adds to the fun… being a rookie that is... I'm dealing with lots rookie things at my end…
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Old 01-21-2015, 09:00 PM   #7
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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

Here's a pic of that piston I was telling you about...
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Old 01-25-2015, 08:30 AM   #8
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OMG that is painful for my eyes!
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Old 01-29-2015, 05:49 PM   #9
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I sanded all the runs out on the back of the cab. Today was a beautiful 72*. Perfect day for painting. Masked off the back on the side of the sail panels and shot some paint on. It came out great this time. 2nd times the charm.

I am very impressed with the fine line tape I bought. I only had one little place on the front driver A pillar mess up.

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This paint has a very unigue texture when it dries. At first I thought the roof had orange peeled. But I think it is just the way the paint dries. A very cool Egg shell satin.

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Need to get the bodywork finished on the bottom half and order some Blue paint. I think by the time I get through painting the whole truck I will have this painting thing figured out. Maybe!
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Well done Mate !!!
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Old 01-30-2015, 02:57 AM   #11
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Well done Mate !!!
Just seen this thumbs down on this entry above.

No idea how it got there??

Did I put it there or someone else?????

Clearly, Not my opinion.
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Old 01-29-2015, 06:26 PM   #12
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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

And I'm over here still dicking around with my rockers! It looks good Bj!
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Very Nice Brother!!! Looks like you are getting the Paint thing down...
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Old 01-30-2015, 04:17 AM   #14
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Its looking good Bret .
I bet you feel it's turned a corner and now on the home straight . It won't be long before you are driving it again .
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Thanks Rian. Don't worry about the thumbs down. Didn't even notice it.

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And I'm over here still dicking around with my rockers! It looks good Bj!
No worries MJ. If it makes you feel better I truly have been working on my cab since July of 2013 on and off. It has been a long road. I only get 10-15 hours a week to work on my truck so progress is slow for me too.

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Very Nice Brother!!! Looks like you are getting the Paint thing down...
At some point I will figure it out. My biggest problem is I get so excited to spray paint I get in a hurry and don't hold the gun parallel to the bodywork. That's how I made all the runs on the back. Just have to watch my technique.

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Its looking good Bret .
I bet you feel it's turned a corner and now on the home straight . It won't be long before you are driving it again .
Thanks Martin.
As soon as the bottom half is blue and the cab is complete and put back on the frame I will start to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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very nice work... love the effect that eggshell satin gives.
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Nice! I got the same way when I painted. I feel like I need to hurry before the paint dries in the gun or something. I know it won't but like you said just work on the technique. Keep up the progress. Looks great. Best of all your learning from the mistakes. There are a lot of people that don't have the ability to. They put the blame on other things.

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Good work bud!
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very nice work... love the effect that eggshell satin gives.
Thanks Clem. I appreciate the support you gave in an earlier post. It helps keep me motivated by the tremendous support on this forum. I would really like to come to your event in October with Rian and Martin but I don't think I will be able to make it this year. Hopefully when my truck is done maybe I can make it.

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Nice! I got the same way when I painted. I feel like I need to hurry before the paint dries in the gun or something. I know it won't but like you said just work on the technique. Keep up the progress. Looks great. Best of all your learning from the mistakes. There are a lot of people that don't have the ability to. They put the blame on other things.

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You are spot on about the hurrying. I feel like I am trying to disarm a bomb and only have a few seconds left before it goes off. Plus after all the runs I was a little gun shy. But I setup a big cardboard against the wall to check the flow of paint and spray pattern. I also heated the truck up with the 2 big halogen lights I have and warmed the paint, hardener, and reducer in the kitchen sink in warm water for about 30 minutes. As you said to make a mistake is human to make it twice well....

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Nice save on the paint, had to do mine a couple times too. I think our trucks look great with a white top and that satin looks classy
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Work looks good. Glad you backed up and did it again so that you would be happy with it.

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Looking good!!! That satin white is sweet.
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Nice save on the paint, had to do mine a couple times too. I think our trucks look great with a white top and that satin looks classy
Thanks WhippinSaw. I agree I have always loved the two tone with White. The trouble I had was deciding how to paint the White as they are many different lines you can mask off. In the end I just went original.

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Work looks good. Glad you backed up and did it again so that you would be happy with it.

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Thank You. You are right about that. I would have urked me everytime I saw it. I may even end up reshooting the top only as their is a light spot on the very front of the shelf.

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Had another really nice 70* day today. Was warm enough I was able spread some filler on the back of the cab and finish up all the bodywork. I spent quite a bit of time on the outside back corners of the cab as this is all visible on a stepside. Both sides had their share of dings and I hammered and dollied as much as I could. Used the new Rage Gold filler I got for Xmas. This stuff is awesome lays down real smooth like peanut butter and has virtually no pinholes and sands real easy. The weather started to chill in the afternoon so I was not able to shoot primer. Couple of coats of filler primer and some blocking and the cab is ready for some Midnight Blue!


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Re: 64 C10 Stepside "Jaybird"

Funny how these build threads are like a drug.

I am sitting having a quick coffee in a hospital before getting out to go hunting again and checked in.

That filler sounds like a rather good investment.

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