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Old 10-01-2024, 10:16 PM   #101
landarts
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"

This afternoon I was able to get the drinker side door on the stand and strip all the guts out of it. Started with stripping the rattle can black off the upper part of the door frame, then went over the inside door to see if there were any other areas that I might have missed the first go around with fixing dents and rust a few months ago. Only found two or three small areas that needed attention. Got those knocked out in short order time and moved on to getting it ready for a full coat of black surface primer. Clean, clean, clean, then wax and grease remove, and finally primer.

After I finished prepping that for paint I was also able to flip the captain's side door that I primed the inside of a couple of days ago over the weekend. Got that one ready for a coat of primer and started spraying. All of the items that are metal that were pulled out of the inside will get treated and sprayed with some new paint to preserve them. The hinges will get sandblasted in my cabinet, and the hinge pins replaced.

I ordered all new rubber and window wipers for the truck, including the items needed to rebuild the wind wings. One regulator was shot and the other on the drinker's side was good to go, just needs good cleaning and lubrication.

Next up, flipping the door and completing the other side. Then prepping the roof and A-Pillars for primer and Dark Blue paint.
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Old 10-02-2024, 02:59 PM   #102
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"

I got out in the shop early this morning and flipped over the drinker side door I was working on yesterday. Started to go over this door and realized that there was no major dent or damage to the front side of this door. A few little nicks and, one small spot about the size of a dime and some wonky screw holes from the mirrors. A few places also had pitting caused by the upper and lower trim pieces trapping dirt, debris, and moisture. Last issue was after I removed the lock and handle you can see there was a little cleanup work to be done, again not a big deal, and a very solid door.

Pulled out the mig welder and welded shut a small screw hole on the upper door. knocked it down with 120 grit roloc on a small air grinder. Then topped everything off with a few swipes of filler and in short order of time we were almost ready for a coat of black high build primer.

While I was working on the door and waiting for the filler to dry, I started on the cab roof by taping off the trim line so I could scuff sand the Medium Blue paint that overshot the trim line. It will make for a much better bite for the primer and Dark Blue paint coming next.
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71 K20 Idaho Edition
69 K10 from the Field
68 Second Chance
Fix and Sale 72 GMC 3/4 ton 4x4 K2500
The "Fixrupr" build thread

72 Cheyenne 1/2 ton " FIXRUPR " - daily driver
67 C20 all original paint
71 K20 Custom 4x4 (Idaho Edition)
72 K20 GMC Super Custom 4x4
72 K20 Custom Deluxe 4x4
69 K10 Custom package 4x4 (69 K10 from the field)
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Old 10-03-2024, 05:16 PM   #103
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"

I was in the garage early this morning before work and got things taped off on the cab. Then on my lunch break, I got it all wiped down and cleaned for a little primer.

Next up I will be moving on to the inside of the cab to get it ready for primer and paint. Since I have never done a two-tone truck I am guessing that it will be easier to spray the roof after the inside is painted so I can tape off from the inside on the door rubber jamb and seam for the windshield to shoot the Dark Blue on the roof and outer door seams and jamb.

As always here are a few pictures for those watching.
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Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"
71 K20 Idaho Edition
69 K10 from the Field
68 Second Chance
Fix and Sale 72 GMC 3/4 ton 4x4 K2500
The "Fixrupr" build thread

72 Cheyenne 1/2 ton " FIXRUPR " - daily driver
67 C20 all original paint
71 K20 Custom 4x4 (Idaho Edition)
72 K20 GMC Super Custom 4x4
72 K20 Custom Deluxe 4x4
69 K10 Custom package 4x4 (69 K10 from the field)
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Old 10-04-2024, 11:44 AM   #104
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"

Jumped on some interior items that needed fine-tuning before primer and paint. I had previously stripped the front of the dash of all the paint, however, there were a few places that needed some extra attention where I missed in the tight corners and contours. Knocked that out with a small wire brush and 320-grit dry paper. Scuff sanded the top of the dash that was recently painted with a red Scotchbrite pad and water.

Later today I hope to get the rest of the interior wiped down and masked off for primer. Not doing any busy work on the area that gets a headliner since it will be covered up with a new headliner and trim ring.

The first picture shows the shine of the single-stage Medium Blue paint. The second picture shows the dulling from the Scotchbrite so that the Dark Blue paint will have something to bite to.
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71 K20 Idaho Edition
69 K10 from the Field
68 Second Chance
Fix and Sale 72 GMC 3/4 ton 4x4 K2500
The "Fixrupr" build thread

72 Cheyenne 1/2 ton " FIXRUPR " - daily driver
67 C20 all original paint
71 K20 Custom 4x4 (Idaho Edition)
72 K20 GMC Super Custom 4x4
72 K20 Custom Deluxe 4x4
69 K10 Custom package 4x4 (69 K10 from the field)
72 K10 Custom
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