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Old 07-09-2013, 10:15 PM   #1
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Re: project bagged 63 c10

Ready for color






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After I cleaned up went for The mini and hit the tuesday local carshow at a&w for a burger and fries and Check out some rides
My mini all recharged and back to normal


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Old 07-09-2013, 10:51 PM   #2
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Paint looks really good!
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Old 07-10-2013, 07:41 AM   #3
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wow! paint looks awesome! and your lil girl is cute.
when they get sick, EVERYTHING seems to stop. i have 4 kids and 3 grandkids, trust me i know the feeling. glad she is back to her normal self.
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top notch work on that dash man!!!! your killin it
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Smoooooth! Nice stuff!
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Dash is looking GREAT!
Glad to see Mini is back at it...
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Old 07-10-2013, 01:14 PM   #7
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Looking great, keep it up!

Glad to hear your little one is doing good again.
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Old 07-10-2013, 02:55 PM   #8
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NICE! Too bad you don't live closer... I would drop my Astro off for you to spray
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love the blue on the dash
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Old 07-10-2013, 06:52 PM   #10
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That dash throws back one heck of a reflection. Crisp

Glad your mini is all recharged. She looks like she is ready to take on the world.
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Old 07-15-2013, 11:21 AM   #11
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So I had so much fun painting the dash....I redid it again
Truth be told j had some dirt fly out of the hair dryer while drying the paint. This waterborne paint requires air movement to dry the paint. Being it is super humid out the hot hair dryer works good except when you don't double check it first for dust. So I denibbed the base and cleared it. When I went back the next day to check it out there were all kinda of sand scrathes that normally I would have rebased but ran out of paint figured I could get away with it but.....Nope. I've brushing A$$ on my project so I figured I'd get it over with and reshoot it. Glad I did....came out like a piece of glass and super deep started wets sanding and buffing and can't help but smile...hard work eventually pays off!!

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Old 07-15-2013, 11:25 AM   #12
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well it looks good agian lol
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Man your work is awesome!
Check out this board members pics, your work reminds me of his a lot !!

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well it looks good agian lol
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Man your work is awesome!
Check out this board members pics, your work reminds me of his a lot !!

Thank you !!! Just checked that out...he does some very nice work, and to put me in his caliber of skills makes me feel important thanks
I never imagined that everyone would enjoy my paintwork as much as I do

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Lookin' good! Wet sanding sucks, but the results are sooo worth it!
Thanks man. Not a huge fan of wetsanding and buffing either but like you said it's definitely worth it in the end especially when your shooting in a tiny one car garage surprisingly in the area and conditions I have been painting in I got very little dust so little scuff and buff wasn't bad.


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Looks really good x2.
Gotta get some vid footage of you squirtin' some color.
Thanks Bomp! I'm on it....next time I shoot ill make a vid!
I've got some good ones of me getting down at work on my buddies Lexus ill post later not my truck but some painting vids
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Lookin' good! Wet sanding sucks, but the results are sooo worth it!
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Looks really good x2.
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That's cool you nailed it the second time...most of us stick with "third time"your paint skills are top notch bro! Glad your little one is doing good!
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Havent posted in a while. mosf of the iside of the cab is done. feel like everyghing takes me forever damn ocd. have to herculiner my floor. Still want to pull the doors and jam those up but need to do so cleaning and make si more room.Been watching so many people firing up their trucks and I've got the itch to start focusing on that so I can move the truck under its own power if my driveway didnt have a slight incline I'd be good but this thing is heavy to push by myself uphill haven't done much besides take creeps advice and pull the air cleaner,valve covers and exhaust manifolds and have them blasted so I can paint em up. I'm thinking of pulling the motor and trans and doing all the gaskets and doing a proper paint and detail job on them. Plus I'd like to add some new parts to it while its out. Not sure how many have been following along with my build. The motor and trans I'm using are from a 76 buick regal its a buick 350 and turbo trans only 10k miles since both have been rebuilt and runs really good. Cam and shift kit already installed. I know this is a bit of an abnormal motor to use but i like to be a little different and it was free. It actually fits perfectly in this truck using the engine and trans crossmember and mount no firewall issues and the distributor is on the front too. So for no I'm just going with it till I can build a nice monster motor.
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Havent posted in a while. mosf of the iside of the cab is done. feel like everyghing takes me forever damn ocd. have to herculiner my floor. Still want to pull the doors and jam those up but need to do so cleaning and make si more room.Been watching so many people firing up their trucks and I've got the itch to start focusing on that so I can move the truck under its own power if my driveway didnt have a slight incline I'd be good but this thing is heavy to push by myself uphill haven't done much besides take creeps advice and pull the air cleaner,valve covers and exhaust manifolds and have them blasted so I can paint em up. I'm thinking of pulling the motor and trans and doing all the gaskets and doing a proper paint and detail job on them. Plus I'd like to add some new parts to it while its out. Not sure how many have been following along with my build. The motor and trans I'm using are from a 76 buick regal its a buick 350 and turbo trans only 10k miles since both have been rebuilt and runs really good. Cam and shift kit already installed. I know this is a bit of an abnormal motor to use but i like to be a little different and it was free. It actually fits perfectly in this truck using the engine and trans crossmember and mount no firewall issues and the distributor is on the front too. So for no I'm just going with it till I can build a nice monster motor.
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Old 08-01-2013, 01:04 PM   #21
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Before you Herculine, look into Monstaliner. I used it on the floor of my Jeep and it is holding up great. It also doesn't have rubber chunks in it like Herculiner and has better UV protection.

Thanks man ill have to look it into that. Have a pic of ur jeep floor? How r u making out any updates?
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Hey, sorry I've been real busy. Took a trip to San Fran with my girl to the Outside Lands music festival and just been catching up at work.

Here is the best picture I have.


It's held up great for about 3 years now.

I've been doing little things on the truck but nothing "update worthy". I'll hit it hard next week. Need to get it to a rolling chassis before winter so I can get the cab inside.

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interior is beautiful, great work, man that's gotta be some of the slickest paint ever.
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Figured I'd try out a test pic too and see if it works

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