|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Congrats on the first drive! Looks great ! I like a bit of a rake too, but cut like 1/2 at a time. A little seems to go a long way. I've been known to use lumber and a floor jack and set the height, then build to that number. Works pretty good!
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: my "71 C10 project
5 Attachment(s)
Been working on the interior a bit and it is starting to come together. I still need to find the trim for the head liner, cover my door panels, install some lower door covers (see the speaker hole) and cover the sound box behind the seat. I also took some pics under the hood. It's always revealing when you look at your truck in pictures and see what others will see. I am not happy at all with the mess under the hood.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Looking good Rex. I'll have to come over and see it in person some time.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Hell, I wish mine looked that good!
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: my "71 C10 project
4 Attachment(s)
Put it on, sand it off, put it on sand it off...my arms are sore. Finally got it to where I put a guide coat on. Should be the last time with maybe a little glazing after this one. Didn't realize how bad the bed sides where. Maybe I am just being too picky. I'll seal it off and then maybe a coat of slick sand...there I go again with the picky part. I am considering a lighter color down the middle with black on the top and bottom. Maybe black pearl (or a really dark blue) and granite. Not sure who's truck in the pic but I am thinking of something similar.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Looking good Rex. Let me know if you needs some help. I make my living as a painter and have done lot's of body work and automotive painting.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Quote:
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Cool my weekends are 3 days long sat Sun Mon and don't have any plans. Looking forward to meeting you also.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
2 Attachment(s)
Well I am still working on the bed sides and they are getting closer. The right side is nearly done. Just finishing a few spots with a little glaze. Then it's on to the left side then some sealer, high build and more...sanding.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Looking good Rex. Make sure you let that spot putty dry for a long time. It likes to shrink.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Quote:
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
I just get it close and Hose it with Slick Sand. Much easier than fighting mud. Lets you smooth it all out with 150. Looks good!
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: my "71 C10 project
Quote:
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
2 Attachment(s)
Laid on some Evercoat 2 part glaze...smoothed right out. Now for some epoxy sealer, little more sanding and then some slicksand. I am getting to the rewarding stage. My arms need some rest!
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
I'll be home all weekend if you need some help. Want me to come over and lay the High build down for you?
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
I'll take you up on the offer but probably won't be ready till sometime next week or we could do it next Saturday. You could even collect on that awesome tailgate. Can't tell you how much I appreciate you finding that!
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
No problem glad I could help. I can come over whenever works best for you.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
What do you think about prepping out the doors and fenders to shoot slicksand on those at the same time? That way I can get all the lines perfect. I need to pull those doors to get the hinges done but I'll pull them anyway when I put the color on. I could do the hinges then. I'll have all that disassembled to paint anyway.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Yea sounds like a good plan.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Get your inners finished in prime. Bolt on doors and front clip and adjust for gaps. Scuff with 80-150 and prime and block. Enjoy!
Posted via Mobile Device |
Re: my "71 C10 project
Quote:
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
3 Attachment(s)
We have finally gotten the bed to the epoxy stage. Everything seems to take forever right now. This bed shortening project was nearly more than I could handle...probably due to my newbastic skills. Thanks to Justin (JRE) for helping me out. He has been helping out with showing me how it's done and laying on the first round of epoxy. It's good to get one color on so I don't go insane chasing the tiny spots that I couldn't really see. Now let the blocking begin! Then on to the slick sand.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
1 Attachment(s)
We have slick sand! Now for...more....block.....sanding :m6:
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
We should have that knocked out by Saturday.
|
Re: my "71 C10 project
Sounds great to me!
|
| All times are GMT -4. The time now is 08:21 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Copyright 1997-2022 67-72chevytrucks.com