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More welded up holes…
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More dome light patch progress…
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The grind, almost 50 holes filled so far counting the pillars and small dome patch!
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So here is a fuss-bucket move in an effort to not make any more holes than really necessary. We anchored the outer upper patch using all the holes that were pre-existed by drilling from the inside out.
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That kind of short cut is what some would call a party foul. I spent 2 days welding up 47 holes in my frame that are not required.
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It's looking better already!
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Needed a fuel fill patch for the next round of welding.
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Looks just like a pre made one!
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I'm actually thinking about what to do with my '50 since it's going to have an under bed tank and I'm not a huge fan of the through-floor fill necks |
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It’s an attack of the Green Slim!! I wanted to treat the lower large patch panel cavity upside down so the slim could seep into the pinch weld. We always spray the can dry when using this stuff so the remainder of the can went in between the roof panels and pillars. It will get a second coat but needed to do this prior to the welding of the panel.
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Is that the Eastwood Internal Frame coating?
I was thinking about what to spray inside right above the mirror by removing the visors and spraying in from there. . Eastwood also sells this stuff: http://www.eastwood.com/ew-rust-enca...html?reltype=3 I almost pulled the triger on this today for the same purpose, . http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-hea...-in-black.html Not sure what is better and why, any thoughts about one VS the other? . . . . |
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Yes it is and here is a link http://www.eastwood.com/internal-fra...arent_id=25961
We needed this kind of product for my 1/2 ton project and decided to use it again for this one. Some of my reasons for using this product are I've used it before, the color you can tell where it is and where it ain't. This stuff does go on sale and if you buy enough you can get free shipping as well at times so the price was right for us (got 5 cans for under $75 delivered) . It has been around and I think has more favorable reviews? Other than that I have no opinion except for as much time and effort that goes into fixing one of these cabs I think you would be foolish not to use something. :crazy: |
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Brett, you're making some great progress! Why don't you stop working on yours and come down and work on mine! :lol:
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We went from nipples to scar tissue! :lol:
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you using an arch welder?? :)
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I was wondering if it was a battery charger and some coat hangers. :D :lol:
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I'll give you one guess who got to grind all that off! :waah: |
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More panel prep the lower is now ready to go. We needed to fill some holes in the upper outer patch.
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You guys are definantly kicking butt on the thing!
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I'm guessing it was just a bad weld day and debated on posting it (Good, Bad & Ugly you know). So after we checked to see if their was any wire left in the machine we moved on as you will soon see. Quote:
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