Thank you so much for this comment! What a wonderful Father - Daughter project to be sharing together. Let me know if you need anything along the way and be sure to email some pics as the project goes along and I will showcase them at the end of one of my videos. Mark
Rust free? Must have been really taken care of all these years. I am glad you are enjoying the videos. Good luck on your project and let me know if there is anything I can give you advice on.
Yes stripping is always best but it increases time and costs by a factor of 3 in most cases. Ideally having the parts dipped gets them as pristine as possible before work begins but once again it comes down to time and money like always...
That is what I thought. You have a very good chanel Mark. People will come. I have been searching for the information you are giving. Well done. I will keep watching. Thanks
Your videos are really well done!! What have you done to the underside of the fenders to get them ready? Are you going to apply an underlayment, or just paint? Thanks again!
Thank You Douglas. The underside of the fenders will get bedliner applied to protect them from rust and rocks flying up and putting stars in the paint. Here is the video on that: th-cam.com/video/mhQhkHqOAI4/w-d-xo.html I think bedliner is tougher and more economical in the long run. Mark
My daughter and myself are working in her 1953 Chevy PU, your video's are very much appreciated...
Thank you so much for this comment! What a wonderful Father - Daughter project to be sharing together.
Let me know if you need anything along the way and be sure to email some pics as the project goes along and I will showcase them at the end of one of my videos.
Mark
Thank you for making this video
You are very welcome, I hope you got something out of it.
Mark
Nice job, looks like it's coming along well.
Working on a Rust free 47 GMC 5 window. She needs some paint and body care. love your tutorials Thanks
Rust free? Must have been really taken care of all these years. I am glad you are enjoying the videos. Good luck on your project and let me know if there is anything I can give you advice on.
Cool, excellent point on the cleaning and cleaning some more, and still needs more!
Thanks. Unfortunately I learned it the hard way many years ago...
Looks good
Thanks John, I appreciate it.
Would stripping the paint be a good option? I like the rack. Smart way to do that. Thanks Mark
Yes stripping is always best but it increases time and costs by a factor of 3 in most cases. Ideally having the parts dipped gets them as pristine as possible before work begins but once again it comes down to time and money like always...
That is what I thought. You have a very good chanel Mark. People will come. I have been searching for the information you are giving. Well done. I will keep watching. Thanks
Your videos are really well done!! What have you done to the underside of the fenders to get them ready? Are you going to apply an underlayment, or just paint? Thanks again!
Thank You Douglas.
The underside of the fenders will get bedliner applied to protect them from rust and rocks flying up and putting stars in the paint. Here is the video on that: th-cam.com/video/mhQhkHqOAI4/w-d-xo.html
I think bedliner is tougher and more economical in the long run.
Mark