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09-24-2013, 04:39 AM | #17 |
Hollister, CA.
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Hollister, Ca.
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Re: Cab Rotisserie Thoughts.
The local powdercoater next door has a Chevelle body that has been powder-primered beforeany body/rust repair.
At first I thought this was ridiculous, but after a long talk with him, realize this is the way to go. The initial blasting removes all the rot back to workable material .... The primer-coating seals every nook and cranny, and leaves a tuff surface that filler will adhere too with easy. You grind back the areas that need fab/welding work, then when done, repowder the areas, and reheat. He will give me a great deal on blasting the entire body of the Burban, but I am hesitant because: 1) That would mean a full build 2) There wouldn't be much left of the body Sorry to get off track, but the mention of powdercoating got my attention. As far as cab rotisserie, I too would make my attachment points frt to back and along the underside. With the use of 'stand-offs' and long fasteners to give you some room to work, and to allow the blasting to get almost all the area.
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