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Clod body.

William Kline

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Jan 21, 2013
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stephens city
This is my first time repairing and painting a hard body. I think it turned out pretty good. I started by cleaning up the area where it was cut. Removing all if the old adhesive and body putty. Then I glued styrene to the bottom of the bed so it would keep the bed level. I glued the rear part of the bed on to the styrene.
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After the glue dried, I used a 2 part epoxy and some fiber mat, to hold both halves of the bed together.
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Once the epoxy was dry, I sanded down the places where it was applied. Then sanded the whole truck and applied primer.
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Once first coat of primer was dry, I sanded down rough spots and applied second coat. After the second coat dried, I laid down 2 coats of silver paint.
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When the silver was dry, I taped off the top of the truck and applied 2 coats of "black n blue pearl"
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I think it turned out good for my first time doing this. It's good enough for my crawler because it's gonna get scratched up anyways. Thanks for looking.
Will.[emoji111]

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