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Old 05-09-2011, 06:19 PM   #251
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

Gringoloco,... I have a repair panel for the "visor area" of your cab, that I don't need,... if you are interested.
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Old 05-09-2011, 09:11 PM   #252
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

Ouch, Gotta hate those hidden gremlins!
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Old 05-09-2011, 11:27 PM   #253
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Gotta love hidden surprises....and STUPID PO's
Wheeeeeee!!! Actually, it's not too bad- I've definitely seen worse- it's just that it was so easily preventable...
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damn man. Sorry to hear that
Meh, no biggie. I knew the visor rust was there and had a good idea there would be some surprises behind the windshield gasket.
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Gringoloco,... I have a repair panel for the "visor area" of your cab, that I don't need,... if you are interested.
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Thanks for the offer I have had one sitting here for a few years waiting to be installed. Finally got around to it today...
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Old 05-09-2011, 11:47 PM   #254
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Well, after removing the offending metal and cleaning up any signs of any sort of rust, then liberally coating it with rust inhibitor, I set to work on trimming the patch panel to fit. This little project is anti-fun. Between working overhead and the compound curvature of the area, it becomes an extreme pain to install the patch. After MUCH trimming, fitting, trimming, fitting, trimming, and fitting, I finally got it tacked-in place and looking decent. Did I mention, "what a pain"? I have to give kudos to Tri-Plus on the patch panel- it is a quality piece- the perfect shape with plenty of extra to trim for fit, and heavier gauge metal than stock
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

Man,... you do good work!
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Old 05-10-2011, 12:45 AM   #256
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very nicely done!!!
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Old 05-10-2011, 09:43 AM   #257
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very nicely done!!!
Thanks fellas! It's not perfect, but waaay better than before...
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Old 05-10-2011, 11:13 AM   #258
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Wow! nice work on the rust repair! I love the PO conversation. No matter what year model bed they change it too, the original always looks better. Not a fan of interchanging beds unless it's 67-72. It's hard to believe that some shops do the things they do.
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Old 05-10-2011, 12:06 PM   #259
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^^ x2
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Old 05-10-2011, 02:29 PM   #260
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Wow! nice work on the rust repair! I love the PO conversation. No matter what year model bed they change it too, the original always looks better. Not a fan of interchanging beds unless it's 67-72. It's hard to believe that some shops do the things they do.
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Thanks guys You should see the 'seam sealer' they used. I can't tell you how much blue silicone gasket maker I've dug out of nooks and crannies on this truck- they went crazy with it!
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

Today I managed to get a patch cut, formed, and welded in for the gaping hole in the windshield frame. Once this was in, I applied liberal amounts of seam sealer to the four windshield seams, as well as a few other areas that were in need of some sealant. Also finished welding the visor area patch (you can clearly see the relief cut I had to make to get the curves to align properly), spent a BUNCH of time grinding it smooth, then applied some epoxy primer. A skim coat of filler and it will be ready for some color
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Impressive - and quick too. An average body man would have milked that for a few weeks.
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Wow! I have the same harbor freight gun and I could not get it to lay down that good as a matter of fact it ruined all my previous prep work!! Congrats on the success, what brand of paint are you using? Do you have any painting advice? I'm in the middle of rebuilding my 99 silverado after I rolled it and all that's left is paint.

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Impressive - and quick too. An average body man would have milked that for a few weeks.
Haha- no doubt- and charged out the wazoo! I was thinking today as I was grinding my welds that it would take a LOT of money for me to do this to someone else's truck... Thanks for the positive comments
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Wow! I have the same harbor freight gun and I could not get it to lay down that good as a matter of fact it ruined all my previous prep work!! Congrats on the success, what brand of paint are you using? Do you have any painting advice? I'm in the middle of rebuilding my 99 silverado after I rolled it and all that's left is paint.

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I am using Hot Rod Flatz from TCPGlobal. It is a single stage urethane. I have read where guys have a hard time getting this gun to lay clear. I did very little for gun set-up other than tweak the pattern and volume a little; it does seem to like a little more inlet pressure than other HVLP guns- around 50 psi. Also, try thinning if your paint is thick- my poly primer was spraying a little dry due to the viscosity (a bigger tip would likely fix this), but the color lays out like a dream. Good luck with your rebuild...
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That really came out great!
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Wow, nice job looks great
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Much nicer looking now.
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Thanks all! I'll be much happier when it's all blue again, but with NO rust, which should be soon...
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Just read through your build, SWEEEEEEEEEET!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope i can ruin my truck half as nice.
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So, the day started out not so great, as the epoxy primer I shot yesterday decided not to cure. Instead of being a nice, hard surface to start body work on, I had a gummy mess. I spent the better part of the morning cleaning that up and making a run to the paint store. Once that was out of the way, I started the body work on the visor area, and got it in a coat of poly primer for final wet-sanding before color...

While I was waiting for primer to dry, I got the bedside braces in- they had to be dropped the same amount as the 'body lift'- don't worry, I'll clean them up and paint them... I also used the extra body filler and primer from the visor area to do a little work on the bedside splice. It will require a little more work before paint, but is most of the way there
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...and since the visor area was ready for paint, I decided to go ahead and shoot it The blue I had mixed is juuuuuust slightly different than the color that was on the truck, but since it's inside and will not see sunlight, I don't think it will matter too much. I did my best to blend it- heck, I'm probably the only one that will be able to tell anyway...

Also got the clear sprayed. It did not lay down perfectly, partly due to shooting upside-down, mostly due to me being in a hurry, but that's ok, as it matches the rest of the orange peel
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Awesome
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HOLY SMOKES.....your going so fast your making me DIZZY !!
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