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No , to(fresh)epoxy under high build. Find a direct to metal highbuild or you’ll need to use an etch.
If you do use epoxy it needs to cure a long time till full cured and then be sanded for tooth prior to highbuild. :pcorn:
yah … bit of work in repairing that door (can be done) but I think I’d look into a door skin also :pcorn: and if the impact beam is too bent as mentioned you might wanna check round for a used door B)
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[b]G354DoRK wrote:[/b]
[quote][b]Joe@FCAB wrote:[/b]
[quote]I wouldnt paint the whole truck.. Just fix and paint the panel(s) needed, and buff the rest out.. Best to leave what factory paint is still good alone.. Why paint the whole truck if it doesnt need it?![/quote]Yeah I think I would do the same……[/quote]
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it :pcorn:
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one step at a time and I’m sure you’ll find the site and those that hang here very helpful :welc
:welc to you from down under …. secret to silver is orientation coat 😉
I use playing cards :pcorn: 52 for a $1 B)
standard color? .. is it painted the same color as the rest of the vehicle?
should be the color of the vehicle body or cladding :unsure: :huh:
[b]G354DoRK wrote:[/b]
[quote]Yeah this is the project [IMG]http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/7291/touchpro2243.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/3251/imag0171.jpg[/IMG][/quote]I think it would work great on that repair … like my old pull dozer it is , but with pinch clamps. looks like a nice little unite for small jobs. in fact I could use one in my lower bay for when I can’t get on the pull floor. :pcorn:
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