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Old 02-16-2015, 12:14 PM
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Carlisle true powers and firestone tri-ribs. Ready for the 6-12" of predicted snow tonight.



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Old 02-16-2015, 12:16 PM
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The next project is to do the original hood. I need to weld in the cross-bar, strip, prime, paint and decal it plus the front grill and headlight area.

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Old 02-17-2015, 04:26 PM
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I striped the hood and headlight surround. Welded in the cross bar to the hood. Shot a coat of primer to keep it from rusting. Next step is sand and shoot it with IH white after I figure out how my new spray gun works.

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Old 02-17-2015, 06:39 PM
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Nice work Zimm. What gun did you recently get? I got the Mac daddy harbor freight gun for Christmas and for the little I paint I think it works great.
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Husky hvlp gun from Home Depot. After all I'm not shooting urethane for a car, just enamel. Harbor was highly recommended but 45 min drive from me.

Through the primer I can see every bump of old paint and rust pit. I'm going to try my orbital sander and take it down to bare metal and bondo the rust pits and try primer again.
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Yeah same deal I've run into. I have now subscribed to blasting every piece down to the nub because of that. Time consuming and pricey but worth my sanity when it's done. On the last couple I've done I've been too anxious to get it done and regretted not taking more time to get it right but man it takes hours of prep on these old panels, wow. Although body guys on here use epoxy primer too which is what I'm using on my O but haven't sprayed yet, I'm using Omni by PPG. Definately going to need some advice when my day comes.

Keep up your detailed thread I like it
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