01-21-2014, 12:48 PM | #1501 |
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Nice job Mike, you will have color in no time
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01-21-2014, 04:34 PM | #1502 |
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Ouch! I think that's the stuff they used on the Musclecar show. It looks good though. I bet the end result makes it all worth it in the end.
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Everything looks great Mike.. Love the Hot Rod black from Medallion, I might have to pick some of that up myself... Also nice job on the Aluminum welding.. I need to get the gun/gas for my setup. It's on my list of things I want.
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Thanks Keith. Weather permitting in the next few months, we will have some more red paint.
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Great lookin' Primer party! Ugh, now ya gotta sand....
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Looking killer Mike. Once you get the cab knocked out, you'll feel so much better knowing there isn't much left!
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Nice work on the e-fans! Can't wait to see some of this red and coming together.
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I believe the weather is very permitting this weekend.
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that primer looks great! @ $100 a gallon
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where did you get your fans? i was thinking about getting those someday.
how much?
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I sanded all weekend. Then re-primered, now I get to start all over again
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Nice work on the fans Mike.
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More busy work while it's cold.
Blasted a bunch of bolts (cardboard doesn't work). I found some heavy packing foam that works good. I rounded up as many bolts as I had laying around in boxes, so there should be few extras. Primered: Painted: More blasting: |
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I wish I had a smaller blaster just for this... My homemade blaster is way to big and messy for bolts.. Was thinking of getting some of that green crystal rust cutting tumbler media and giving it a go in my tumbler. Have you ever tried that?
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nice technique with the bolts! ill try that when i start sandblasting small stuff
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Does anyone know if these bolts (type/match) are sold as new somewhere? Not front clip (I've found a kit for those), but for door hinges etc... Only asking because I blasted mine like you did Mike, but some of mine are questionable.
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I soak that kind of stuff for a couple days with Evapo Rust and does a pretty good job for those of us without blasting cabinets..
Looking good Mike. Keep moving forward.
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You could probably find some very close at McMaster Carr or Fastenal. But it's hard to beat the originals. How many you have that are questionable? I'm going to end up with extras. Plus, I have a few old parts trucks out there. I can send you as many as you need. Thanks Steve. I have never tried evapo rust sounds like good stuff. I like having access to cabinet. It makes quick for most of these ole rusty parts.... Dang it takes a bunch of parts to build one of these trucks. |
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Thanks for the offer Mike! But I'd rather buy new black chromate ones if possible. There were just a few that got chewed up pretty good, figured I'd replace them all one day anyways.
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