No topic thread,,, Part 2
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This little bit of snow and rain didn't flush out my last bit of open excavation but it sure turned it into a schit show. The next day or 2 should dry it out, means a day or 2 of prepping the shelter
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Just doing the cab on my 75 I went through about 6 sheets but I didnt take it to 3000. Cheated and used Meguires #2 scratch paste and a bit of #1 polishing, it's a work truck so I didn't want to get carried away with a mirror finish on a truck thats going to get scratched.
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It just can't seem to dry here, heavy morning dew plus cool, cloudy days.
Any idea of how much you've spent on sandpaper, paint material? I`m sure it'll look great when you are done.
I used rubbing compound to buff out my 72, except for that thin spot on the hood it looked good for a work truck.
Any idea of how much you've spent on sandpaper, paint material? I`m sure it'll look great when you are done.
I used rubbing compound to buff out my 72, except for that thin spot on the hood it looked good for a work truck.
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It just can't seem to dry here, heavy morning dew plus cool, cloudy days.
Any idea of how much you've spent on sandpaper, paint material? I`m sure it'll look great when you are done.
I used rubbing compound to buff out my 72, except for that thin spot on the hood it looked really good for a work truck.
Any idea of how much you've spent on sandpaper, paint material? I`m sure it'll look great when you are done.
I used rubbing compound to buff out my 72, except for that thin spot on the hood it looked really good for a work truck.
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Good evening everyone another cool and wet one here today. Nice to hear your making progress on your pickup John. I will be spending another weekend in a school gym watching my daughters volleyball team. Should be fun as they are very excited to be this far into the playoffs.
