Moog89

Well i prepped my whole truck for paint i found that after sanding if you skim coat the whole panel with bondo it came out alot smoother just what i did your not to far along to do it now

Welder7018

There are just spots not sanded enough and see gouge marks from the sanding. To worried about dents or anything just the big chips and gouges.

94FordI6

Are you just sanding it 60 grit then painting over it or going finer?

Welder7018

Sanding it 60 then 100 did that to the bed but I was in a hurry today.

fordka

I love the color. When did you get this truck. How did you get that so cheap. I thought maybe this winter when i got the front clip off for the motor id sand blast and paint it the frame too. Maybe take the bed off but i cant paint worth crap i shake and get way to close.

Welder7018

I got it Saturday and a friend sold it to me. The color is duplicolor blue metallic. And primer is krylon grey. I set around 3-5 inches away and don't hold the nozzle down just spray a short burst as I move side to side. I've always had a knack for rattle canning. That's why I was wondering about parts from you lol the new one you got font happen to be dual tanks?

fordka

It is but the guy ripped the rear tank out.

Welder7018

I need the front filler neck from nozzle end to tank end the whole shabang lol. I have the front tank but can't install without the new neck.

2000MTZ

iTrader: (1)

What are you using to sand it? I used a DA sander and used 80 grit for the real bad stuff and finished off with 220, but i also primed and sanded with 400.

but thats actually looking pretty uniform for a rattle can job, looks good

Welder7018

A black and decker electric sander, 60 for rough stuff and 100 for polish and last 3000 grit for final sand before clear. I might get it professionally cleared.