Fake Spot Welds
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I don’t recall who told me about this trick , i think it was someone on ABOL. This is on the truck boxside we are replacing (there’s an article in the blog section). I just wanted to show what I do on the panels to give a factory look in a few minutes, otherwise you have two sides that look different. I doubt any customers would even notice but what the heck.
I start by applying some primer in the spot that needs the fake weld, then while it flashes off dip the eraser end of a pencil in and give a little swirl. Once dry just scuff and paint. Here it is:
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now thats going all out :blink: ya keep that pencil with your paint puck collection 😛 😛 ya remember that trick from over on the abol to your a sic man jimmo very sic indeed
hey that was my trick I told over on ABOL … B) …. works great don’t it :cheers
:cheers [b]Stone wrote:[/b]
[quote]hey that was my trick I told over on ABOL … B) …. works great don’t it [/quote]Figures, had to be another sicko :blink:
Was too lazy to dig up the thread to find out. I think it was on my tricks of the trades thread….works well though :cheers
sure will piss off the next guy that goes to change that box side though :whistle:
what a giggle if he’s tryin to show a rookie how it done :rofl
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