rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
I sprayed one coat of SPI black epoxy and than SPI bedliner on the fenders and engine compartment.
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Desertdave
Looking great as always.
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Barry;24383 said:
Buddy is the smart one he was inside enjoying the AC in the shop when I was outside in the HOT sun spraying the bedliner.
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Desertdave
Rusty did you use the Geo gun on that bedliner?
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Desertdave;24402 said:
Yes I got it from SPI probably 7 years ago. That is the only gun Barry says to use with his bedliner.
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Desertdave
rusty428cj;24410 said:
I really like the looks of the texture. Its just the right amount.
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Back in the booth after Brian taped everything again.
Sprayed black epoxy to seal the bodywork
Next sprayed 2 coats of Slick Sand polyester primer now it is ready to be block sanded with 180
Sprayed black epoxy to seal the bodywork
Next sprayed 2 coats of Slick Sand polyester primer now it is ready to be block sanded with 180
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Bondoskimmer
Is that bedliner rubbery after it cures?
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Bondoskimmer;24811 said:
It feels kind of rubbery
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Slick Sand primer block sanded with 180 now ready for 2 coats of gray epoxy
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Epoxy primed
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Senile Old Fart
Bondoskimmer;24811 said:
call Andy, he will send you a cured sample of the bedliner
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Since we are not going to be using a hood latch I had to do something with this
I had some fiberglass left over from the flares so I bonded it to the hood.
I sprayed 2 coats of Epoxy
The back side of the hood was not very flat so I spent some time block sanding
I had some fiberglass left over from the flares so I bonded it to the hood.
I sprayed 2 coats of Epoxy
The back side of the hood was not very flat so I spent some time block sanding
getawaycars
Member
Looks great...like usual!
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
Brian is not very happy stripping the dash than taping the body so I can spray epoxy than SPI Hot Rod Black on the dash
The deck lid was sanded than epoxy primed and also the back side of the hood
SPI Hot Rod black on the doors
The deck lid was sanded than epoxy primed and also the back side of the hood
SPI Hot Rod black on the doors
rusty428cj
Rusty Gillis
The fenders were epoxy primed than wet sanded with 600 and 3 coats of base
The next day I sprayed clear
The fenders will be wet sanded and than more clear.
I epoxy primed the doors and body and was planing on spraying base on the doors but a cold front has come through and it's to cold to spray with no heat in the shop. I will have fun wet sanding the body today
The next day I sprayed clear
The fenders will be wet sanded and than more clear.
I epoxy primed the doors and body and was planing on spraying base on the doors but a cold front has come through and it's to cold to spray with no heat in the shop. I will have fun wet sanding the body today
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Bob Hollinshead
Nice to see some color! -8*F here right now, the heat has been on since September.
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ncsutp
Looks really good!
I have a few questions about your painting process :
You finish the slicksand with 180 grit, then 2 coats of unreduced epoxy, wet sand that with 600 grit, then topcoat with base?
I'm looking to streamline my process and your methods make sense! Thanks.
I have a few questions about your painting process :
You finish the slicksand with 180 grit, then 2 coats of unreduced epoxy, wet sand that with 600 grit, then topcoat with base?
I'm looking to streamline my process and your methods make sense! Thanks.