After trial fitting of the right hand door, I finished brazing new patch panels, used sanding disc on 4 1/2 in grinder to removed old flux & excess material, used seam sealer on all joints or seams & primed.

Next, I started finishing the cab corners. Using the 4 1/2in grinder with sanding disc, I removed all excess brass & flux from brazing & roughed up metal surfaces prior to using body filler to smooth transition from new cab corners to existing metal. The photos I'm posting will look like a lot of excess bondo but ends up being just a paper thin covering. The goal is to have a perfect feather edge where the filler meets the metal, with no dips or high spots visible when painted.

Next step in finishing the filler is priming & sanding to fill any imperfections or pin holes in the filler prior to final sealer/primer & painting.
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Passenger side floor
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Floor after brazing, seam sealer in all joints & primed
IMG_1399.jpg (241.79 KB, 295 downloads)
left side cab corner with un-sanded filler
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right side w/ un-sanded filler
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right cab corner sanded & primed
IMG_1415 (1).jpg (199.65 KB, 298 downloads)
left floor & cab corner sanded & primed


1966 C-10 Short Stepside
HiPo
Step-by-step ~ and on-going resto build
in the Project Journals