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| | | | Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 135 Member | | Member Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 135 | I am preparing to paint the interior of my '49 truck cab.
Sanding is always done more easily if wet sanding can be done. While my cab is rust free I really don't want all of that water to lurk about.
My truck is mostly a daily driver so it is not an off frame restoration, only a refurbising in between drives.
What have each of you done with sanding the cab interior?
Also, did you just primer the back of trim pieces, or did you also finish paint them? Seems a waste of good paint and time consuming since they won't be seen. You views please?
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