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Old 12-04-2016, 06:34 PM   #1
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The floor bottom looks really good. Progress is progress....
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Old 12-17-2016, 10:05 PM   #2
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Got first coat of bedliner on bottom of cab and wheel side of inner fenders.
I used Monstaliner roll on bedliner.
Tomorrow I will put a 2nd coat on.
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Old 12-18-2016, 10:18 AM   #3
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Look's good, what kind of price point and Availability of the product?

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Old 12-18-2016, 06:10 PM   #4
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For 2 gallons with everything you need including mixer, rollers, brush, etc was $250. it is from Chassis Saver. They have tintable also. shipped to my door.

2nd and final coat. will still need to do inside of front fender and also rear fenders.
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Old 12-18-2016, 09:54 PM   #5
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Looking amazing Buddy!
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Old 12-24-2016, 07:25 PM   #6
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Stockish, Advanced Design, Reaper71, Thanks.

Got the cab back on the chassis hopefully for the last time.
Started filling and bleeding brakes, not done. Have had a few small leaks. I'll get it.
I also put the steering linkage back in, need to reclock it and loctite the set screws.
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Old 12-30-2016, 06:55 PM   #7
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Well i got a few things done this week.

I media blasted and painted with VHT Epoxy painted the running board seal retainers. Installed the new running board seal and retainers

Media blasted the Interior Dome Light painted it also, cleaned up the trim, Have another one that is painted interior color, Like this one though.

Loctited the steering shaft set screws.
Installed the brake pedal.
Also Installed a Lokar black Transmission dipstick Assembly.
Hope the trans mount Tube assembly will work.
Couple of pictures. Little things count towards the final product
Also reinstalled the cowl vent assembly
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:29 PM   #8
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I do like the trans dip stick tube tucked away like that, if it is reachable. Plus loctite on the steering set screws...going together and staying together.
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Old 12-30-2016, 11:01 PM   #9
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FYI, I am getting some fluid from my Lokar trans dip stick where it meets the seal on the trans, my plan is to remove it and add silicone around the base to see if it quits leaking (4L60E)
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Solidaxel, I did put a small amount of silicone on the tube fitting at transmission case, just above o-rings. It actually mentions it in the install directions.
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Old 12-31-2016, 10:17 AM   #11
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Did you put bedliner under the hood as well? Looks like great stuff and went on smooth- I am debating between this stuff and raptor liner. Any reason to sway me? I like that the Raptor liner isn't chunky- but the monsta liner looks pretty smooth as well....
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Solidaxel, I did put a small amount of silicone on the tube fitting at transmission case, just above o-rings. It actually mentions it in the install directions.


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Old 12-31-2016, 11:57 AM   #13
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Hulk64,
I did not use bedliner on underhood, it is just a Hot rod satin black paint same as firewall and rest of underhood metal.
I bought product for roll on fact. It is sprayable also. Cant say anything about raptor liner, I was looking for ease of prep since not spraying, prep was "easier"
I'm happy with the light texture and ease of use and will be using on underside of front and rear fenders. Eventually will find out how durable it is once on the road.
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Mike, Just read your whole build, don't know how I missed it. This is one beautiful truck glad to see you're in the homestretch.

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Old 12-31-2016, 11:30 PM   #15
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I read them on occasion then I do what works best for me.
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Hotrodelrod, Thanks. I've been following your build and it is a cool build also.
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Old 01-08-2017, 08:47 PM   #17
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not much progress this weekend, pretty wet and cold( for the Bay Area) the last
week. Brought a door home and installed the weatherstrip. messed up and ruined the first time. 2nd attempt shown. Not happy, but hope the Drivers door will go better. have to order a new weatherstrip and will get a few other item when I order.
Yes, I'm doing the weatherstrip in the living room. no mess and Girlfriend ok with it, or at least didn't say anything.
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Old 01-08-2017, 08:50 PM   #18
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looks worse in pictures. its stuck though!
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Looks great from where I'm sitting!
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Tell us what you learned about doing it right the second time around?
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I think it's very cool working on the door in the living room.
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I would install that door on the truck first. Make sure it shuts well, before doing the other door. Some people have had trouble with the standard door weatherstripping.
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Jweb, I was thinking the same thing. A friend of mine is having problems with the same issue after installing seals.
I used Steele rubber products in hopes of avoiding some of these problems.
I have read about fitment issues with some of the "cheaper" seals not fitting well.
Have you heard of issues with the Steele rubber seals in particular?
I do have to wait about 5 days for a new seal from Steele, since I messed the other one up.
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Jweb, I was thinking the same thing. A friend of mine is having problems with the same issue after installing seals.
I used Steele rubber products in hopes of avoiding some of these problems.
I have read about fitment issues with some of the "cheaper" seals not fitting well.
Have you heard of issues with the Steele rubber seals in particular?
I do have to wait about 5 days for a new seal from Steele, since I messed the other one up.
I had trouble with the Precision brand. I'm not sure about Steele.

I ended up using this https://www.metrommp.com/?f=detail&M...ET&Model=TRUCK
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Another company I have used is SofSeal they are super nice!
Very soft and pliable and did not have any issues fitting.

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