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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
Did you click on the link for the video ?
That will take you to the video on Youtube, click on that video to watch. Call me if you need help watching the video. 502-501-1037
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
I did see the video and saved it for this next summer or maybe in my garage if I can get it warm enough ,thank you . it is a good video
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
I have seen rust at the trim line. But my squares all are long-time PNW trucks, have the trim and aren't rusted there. I do think you have to wash them often enough to keep from growing moss there though, since it will hold moisture against the paint. But we're only talking about needing to wash it a couple times a year to prevent that. An alternative idea is to pull the mounting tape that the trim comes with off, and use short, closely-spaced vertical or diagonal strips of 3M trim tape.
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Not a bad idea at all though. |
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
While we are on the subject of trim.. I have another question ,,my trim has some missing black thin lines with in it .. what have you all done to repaint this thin line ,, I was thinking get a good steady handed girl who paints good like my granddaughter to do it ??
A look-a-like for comparison below
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I think the black lines are painted on to what you're calling the cover. so the black can probably be carefully cleaned off. I'll take a look at it on my truck later. That cover is to protect the silver/chrome foil and is present on the trim with the black center too. anyway, that center can be scuffed and painted right on top of that cover.I've actually done it just with trim paint before to patch in a piece.
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Oh, you mean other trim besides the trim we were talking about. I mask that stuff off and spray in the black.
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
I was afraid you were going to say that,, thx but ,,whew! taping around corners of the wheel well fender chrome will take a bit a time and scissoring huh?
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
Check out my "how-to" in the FAQ truck tech 73-87. The main things I learned is that you need to use an anvil style cutter (one flat surface side) and the pre-cut kits are a poor fit. Your custom cuts will be tight and sealed well using the correct cutter.
https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=572074
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I was wondering about expansion of metal on the truck when one glues the strips on.. What I am getting at is should this be done on a in between hot and cold day ? Say about 70 degrees ..I may be over thinking this ?
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
I did mine on a cold day, 40-ish. No issues.
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
3m fine line tape is what you would use .
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
72C20CC nailed it (or should I say: covered it well ; ) That stuff will go around corners like on fender trim without wrinkling. And then you can use 3/4, or 1 inch tape on top of it, overlapping a bit in order to mask the rest of the trim.
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
thanks guys ..have to wait until summer to do it ,guess I will have to look real good and decide to leave what's still there as far as the black paint ..or ?? I have nephew who is a body and fender /auto painter that I will ask how to take old paint out of this chrome strip ..
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
I added it to mine last spring. Before and after. Got the the pre-cut trim. Went on real easy.
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One of my favorite blazers on here. If you lived in WA instead of MA, I'd be tempted to come over and help put a little glow back into the paint ; ) With a little bit of time and elbow grease, that red would probably come back beautifully. Please understand my comment as a quip and a compliment, not a criticism. I know that you have family to tend to and we all have a lot going on.
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There's something about the faded red patina that I like. The interior is mint. Mechanically the truck is solid. Something about the old paint that says "survivor." |
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Re: I am thinking of adding glue on strips
I hear that. We're a little off topic here, but I think we've covered the original topic pretty well and I doubt that go papa will mind. I take a different approach to paint than many and I do it all by hand due to the old paint on these trucks. The typical cut and buff process can remove too much paint in my opinion. I use multiple steps to remove impurities, add clarity, protect, and a little shine results. I'm not interested in trying to get the gloss that you can get with a clear coat system. Good paint preservation restores some richness and luster to it. If any of that sounds interesting, hit me up. And for the record, I don't rep these products, haha, I'm just an enthusiast.
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