C10 Repaint: Painting the Hood and final pieces.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Painted the last booth load of parts. The hood, cowl panel, two gas doors, and bumper filler panel. #c10, #squarebody, #chevytruck
Music credit: Full House Dusk by River Foxcroft
You defineatly put a slicky on it!, great job
Thanks man!
Looking good
stephenalishaso Thanks and thanks for watching!
Yo los pinto verticalmente, aquí en Argentina mucha tierra
Your videos are the perfect length in time. Great job!
Dirty Curty Thank you and thanks for watching!
Zip ties are very useful! I’ve seen some race cars repaired with zip ties at the track just to keep racing!
Rebuild Rex Very handy tool. And strong enough to stop a 2ton floor jack dead in its tracks 😂😂
Stout Custom lol, they will definitely do that!
All ways good to have paint going on.Nice👍
Been enjoying the vids. Do you thin your body filler? Any advice on that would be helpful!
GreaseMonkeyTV Hey. Thanks for watching! I usually don’t thin my filler. I’ve seen people do it with lacquer thinner and there is also a product called “honey” I believe that is actually made for thinning body filler. I’ve used that a little in the past but that was years ago. Now if I want a better spreading product I buy a filler that spreads well instead of adding things that may have an adverse affect I’m not aware of. One thing I will do is stick with a line of products that is designed to be mixed together. Evercoat metalglaze putty which is thin and spreads easily can be mixed with their Rage Ultra to make it easier to spread. So bottom line is I follow the manufacturers technical sheet for thinning options. Hope this helps and good luck on your projects!
@@StoutCustom Thanks so much for the reply! I've been using 3M on this project and it's not spreading well. I was never a body man... Uploading my square body build videos right now.
Look forward to the blue one being worked on again. Nice shine on that good!
Juan Briz yeah I’m ready to work on ol blue again. Thanks for watching!
Looking finer than frogs hair
Thank you!
For the underside of hood where it was attached to the stand, how do you go about touching up areas that paint couldn’t get to?
Where the stand makes contact is a very small area as there are opposing hooks that catch the side of a brace or hole. So most of the time it’s left as is. Especially if there is a hood pad covering up the inside. On the ones that are exposed and need to look good, the area is spotted in once the hood is on the vehicle or the inside is painted first, allowed to dry, then the hood is flipped over and the outside is painted next. Thanks for watching!
That's perfect ! ..
I need mine to look that awsome.
That's great tips !
Brett Johnson Thanks Brett!
After I painted my frame with epoxy primer... I painted it PPG single stage gloss black...
The primer and the gloss black is chipping and coming off really easy...
What did I do wrong ?
It was all sanded to bare metal...
Brett Johnson What epoxy did you use and what did you sand the frame with to get it to bare metal?
@@StoutCustom I used PPG epoxy primer... I sanded with 80 grit.
I live in Montana so temputer might have been a facture.
You are my new paint buddy !
Brett Johnson Lol. Cool 👍
Ec520 clear?
jody reed Yes sir.
Great tips! What’s the color code? I’m thinking black also on my c10! Cheers from Oregon! Can’t wait to see the end results! ✌️
Jose Rivera I used PPG code 9700. Thanks for watching!
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Dude! You mean to tell me that a brand new hood needs priming and blocking!😳
Sidebar Videos lol. Yep.
Dang! What has this world come to? 🤔
Sidebar Videos that’s how it’s always been if you want it to be proper
Matthew Hammond on all new parts or just new aftermarket parts?