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#125458 04/08/2007 9:23 PM
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I have a 63 gmc 4x4 short bed step side and have :confused: the frame ready to prime what is the best thing to use to prime the frame. What is the best paint to use on the frame also??? First time going this far with one!!

#125459 04/08/2007 9:31 PM
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Check out the Paint and Body Shop in the Virtual Garage, there's a lot of information on primers and paints and applications. Welcome to the "BOLT".


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#125460 04/08/2007 9:31 PM
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I would use Eastwood's chassis black.Go to www.eastwood.com and check it out.It costs a little more,but you only will have to do it once.


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#125461 04/09/2007 7:03 AM
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have post some pics


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#125462 04/10/2007 4:38 AM
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I'm not a pitchman for Rustoleum but you prolly should read the post titled "Chassis Paint Test" in this forum. Interesting stuff. Might just save you some $$ too.

#125463 04/11/2007 4:46 AM
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I used Eastwood as well. Their rust encapsulator product is also outstanding. Wire prush the loose stuff off and then use the rust encapsulator followed by their chassis black. Can't beat it.


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