Use an epoxy primer 1st. Use filler over primer. Filler attracts moisture. Epoxy primer will act as barrier. Finish the filler. Prime over all. Paint to preference.
I've gotta to do floor pans, inner/outer rockers and the same size section of cab corner on my 86. do you recommend doing the cab corner before the rockers or no?
Why grind on rust, I like the sandblaster, doesn't use up the good metal, am I wrong, here to learn? I've just sandblasted to see what's good. If the sandblaster goes through it, it ain't good enough, if it don't it is.
Hey thanks for the video, in no way do I think I'm right and You're wrong, really just the opposite, am I doing shit wrong, I sandblast and ospho everything I can, everything I can paint anyway.
I like the sandblasting too. But when you can't get one over there. In the timely fashion, then you're just gotta do with what you got at the moment. But if you look at later on in my videos it was sandblasting.
Hi im doing just like what you did im gonna start next week 4 corners and two panels I really need your mig welder setup and name it to me please Appreciate it my friend
Do you find it easier to keep the doors on for this? Seen many videos and some have doors off and some don’t. To line up contours, I’m working on a 85 k20 and have a lot of rust on cab corners and rocker panels and have a chance to buy a 73 cab instead.
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Thats a good fit job man. Extra panels are never a bad thing to have.
Use an epoxy primer 1st. Use filler over primer. Filler attracts moisture. Epoxy primer will act as barrier. Finish the filler. Prime over all. Paint to preference.
exactly what I need to do on mine
Most definitely d0.
Curious, why you did use some of that Rust Proofing Weld Primer I have seen used by others before? Especially on the back side to combat Future Rust.
Why not cut panel out higher where side trim moulding is. Would help hide welds and filler that is not perfect when new trim is put on.
I've gotta to do floor pans, inner/outer rockers and the same size section of cab corner on my 86. do you recommend doing the cab corner before the rockers or no?
Looks good are you using weld thought primer? Highly recommends it.
nice work!
Good video sir
Did you get any warping from running beads instead of using stitch/spot welds and spacing them out?
No warping
Why grind on rust, I like the sandblaster, doesn't use up the good metal, am I wrong, here to learn? I've just sandblasted to see what's good. If the sandblaster goes through it, it ain't good enough, if it don't it is.
Also, no ospho?
Hey thanks for the video, in no way do I think I'm right and You're wrong, really just the opposite, am I doing shit wrong, I sandblast and ospho everything I can, everything I can paint anyway.
I like the sandblasting too. But when you can't get one over there. In the timely fashion, then you're just gotta do with what you got at the moment. But if you look at later on in my videos it was sandblasting.
@@JCustomFab Thanks bro, I will watch more.
Great video
What about rust after the repair on inside?
what is your setting for your wire feed welder please.
Hi im doing just like what you did im gonna start next week 4 corners and two panels I really need your mig welder setup and name it to me please
Appreciate it my friend
It's a Lincoln 180 220 Welder with Lincoln wire .035
Do you find it easier to keep the doors on for this? Seen many videos and some have doors off and some don’t. To line up contours, I’m working on a 85 k20 and have a lot of rust on cab corners and rocker panels and have a chance to buy a 73 cab instead.
What kinda welder did u use?..... looks good, I have to do the same thing to my '73 c10
lincoln welder... 😊
Also what welder settings? Looks like it came out beautiful. I can’t seem to get my welds to look like that.
How does that rust dust taste lol I can’t do that anymore without a mask
Yes I really should be wearing a mask...
Wer did u buy cab corners??
I purchased my cab corners from lmc truck... They're a little more expensive but the sheet metal is thicker
But what if my rocker pannels literally are hanging on the ground
And if my cab corners fell off