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A guy with a truck
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Germany, for now
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10
Thanks! Trying to keep the momentum- stuff just keeps getting in the way- stupid responsibilities...
![]() I did manage to make a little progress by popping out the back glass using the extension cord trick and getting some primer on the back of the cab and paint on the wheeltubs. I didn't paint the cab, as it will get wetsanded before color... It is killing me to not be perfectly bodyworking this truck before paint. I keep wanting to do it 'right'. I think the technique will pay off though, as the reward for not having worried about the details now is not sweating parking it at Home Depot- or loading it with the junk I buy there. Just might end up with a sweet faux-tina, too ![]()
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