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Chizzler, I love that paint on your truck. Friggin Awesome man, you got a build thread or can you tell us how you did it?
Srvblue64- I think your patina looks awesome too. Maybe once you get it all together buff it a little and see where it goes. If it looks good then keep going on it, if not leave it, it looks super cool.
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02-13-2011, 10:08 AM | #4 |
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Oh and since my album was deleted on here for some reason, here are a few shots of my truck... Some say I ruined it but I like it and I pay the bills
DSC_1163 by Malibob, on Flickr DSC_1162 by Malibob, on Flickr DSC_1161(2)[1] by Malibob, on Flickr
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02-13-2011, 11:47 AM | #5 |
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Thanks guys!
Many of your "paintina" or "faux-tina" jobs look great! I have heard "the more layers the more better" from people. i wonder if you added another layer or two the to paint they did on Trucks! how it would improve (or detract) from the realistic-ness? What colors might you, or did you choose? i see (in order of painting): black, oxide primer and the top color on many. What if you sandwiched another light then dark in there as well? (thats a lot of paint, haha)
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...and Malibib, I've admired your truck for a while now. It looks most excellent. great color.
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TRUCKS!: ClasSix: Part 5: Faux-Tina - Episode 422 - VIDEO
We're painting our '49 Chevy with brushes and a roller to create a look that takes mother nature 50 years to create. (17:58) Aired: February 22, 2010 Watch Full Episodes on Spike! http://www.spike.com/full-episodes/6...eason-2-ep-422
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02-13-2011, 11:49 AM | #8 |
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Look for Doogie's truck, he seems to have a lot of colors on his. I like it.
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This is real deal Patina - original 68 SWB
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I don't know if I'd consider this patina as much as just no paint on the hood and top, but I got some of it anyway.
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Hey Malibob
Can you post a closeup of your white roof? i was curious as to what the two tone would look like roughed up. Jocko, i am definitely going to check out whats underneath my paint first. Thats a great idea. and does anyone know a trick to painting the dash with the glass still in. it seems like an area prone to error. thanks dudes. I'm getting a little ramped up about this.
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02-14-2011, 09:28 AM | #12 |
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I dont have any close ups of the white roof on mine. I will be honest though. I plan on re-doing mine in gloss and rubbing it through- think I will like it a little better.
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I have thought about doing ot to mine. I know there is two other colors under the Orange. This way I van still drive it while I do the body work. I just hatethe down time because it is a running truck and I am going to tear it a part to change out the drums to disc all around and tear the body about to do the body work and paint the frame.
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02-13-2011, 04:11 PM | #14 |
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Here is a photo of a red and a blue truck, with light colors underneath. They looks ok, but just don't look "quite right"..IMO. The factory didn't use light colored primers on these trucks.
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sun baked!! first time this truck has been under a roof in its life..
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02-13-2011, 07:25 PM | #16 |
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looks like a cheap repaint in red years ago that is fading off to see the original paint underneath, not primer...
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Chizzler, that truck looks great !! I was able to find a longbed that had original patina. I put it on a shortbed chassis and painted the bed to match. Used the original tailgate, wheel tubes, and header board. Sean
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02-13-2011, 08:56 PM | #18 |
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Not much to it.we started by sanding with 320.didnt even blow it off after.then the first coat was black put on with a brush.(yes a home depot paint brush).second coat we mixed orange and black to make brown.we put it on with a roller (yes a home depot roller).we put too coats.second coat was mainly on the hood and roof and bed rails.(nice and thick) third coat we sprayed the blue with a harbor freight gun.fourth coat we used white header spray paint and sprayed it from far back just misting it.after it was dry we started wet sanding with 1000 grit for a long time.you need to take your time and only break through the layers that you want.if you push to hard you will find bare metal.the slower you go the more first layer (black) you can find.after your happy with it you take some red scotch brite pads and hit the whole thing.this will take the sheen from the wet sanding away.hope this helps.we used duplicolor from napa.
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Hey Chizzler, thanks for the "how to" data on your patina job. Your truck looks great!
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This was on ebay like 5 years ago. This is what i would like mine to look like. But would be very time consuming to create. Like 45 years! lol
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killer original patina.
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Mine an my buddies 65/66. One pic i buffed the 66
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This is mine, courtesy of previous owner.
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