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Instead of using seam sealer, I used a product called panel boned for added
strength because I didnt weld the notch cover in solid, but did alot of steroid
tacks. Then undercoat.
Yeah there is alot of things I would like to do to the truck.
Like shaved tail lights, tailgate, door handles, gas lid, new bumper,
Roll pan, body drop, kp 6link, interior work, and much more.
The only reason I shaved the stake pockets is because it looked like
someone tried to force a 2X4 in it.
Its a time and money thing or just more money than time.
But I'll say what I say to everyone else, as polite as possible,
that say "You Should."
"You buy I build" (no hard labor envolved to you, I'll do all the work.)
never said "you should" just said i figured you would have sense other things shaved, but you explained that about stake pockets.. none the less will be clean im sure
looks good. I need body finishing experience like you have. I wish I knew someone close to me. I'm new to all metal work.
Thanks. yeah I didn't think I would get into body work myself, I just always wanted to be a painter.
Now I just do body work and paint on the side.
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Originally Posted by ITALIANO
never said "you should" just said i figured you would have sense other things shaved, but you explained that about stake pockets.. none the less will be clean im sure
gettin closer and closer...
I know that you didn't say "you should."
I was just trying to explain the situation the best I could, because I do get
a lot of that "you should" said to me.
just finished the entire thread, super clean work man, you should be proud!!!
Thanks, I am proud of the work.
And thanks to all that posted positive commets, it keeped me going.
I have been fighting this truck from day one and finally got it into paint.
Now I need to put it together.
Color really pops, goin to look even better once your done.. Props on the work once again, you really did an clean job and pretty fast considering all the labor. Post lots of pics once done por favor
Color really pops, goin to look even better once your done.. Props on the work once again, you really did an clean job and pretty fast considering all the labor. Post lots of pics once done por favor
Thanks again. I started working on the truck in april and it has only taken me 8 months to get this far, but feels like a couple of years. I guess its because I only worked on it 2-3 hours a day 3
days a week and every other weekend. Had to keep the family happy and be home sometimes.
Re: Project 1998 Chevy Silverado
