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#811961 12/31/2011 9:28 PM
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I haven't posted pics in awhile, been working on the COE off and on for the past year or so. I'm not sure what I am going to do about paint. I'm really digging the bare metal look but that isn't a long term plan. The mechanicals are done.

http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2708854620106367558immvyk


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Looking Good !


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Looks like a really nice base to your project. Was it media blasted?

I'm jealous, looks like you live on the dry side of the mountains, around here you need to get your blasted vehicles primed right away, especially if its sand

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Nice truck, I'm really starting to love those COEs.

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Was not media blasted. Paint remover, razor blades and sandpaper. I did have the grill blasted. As long as it stays in a shop it can stay bare metal for a long time.


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Jason, pick up a few gallons of phosphoric acid and give it a good scrub/wash with a piece of scotch brite. It will protect the metal and eliminate any left over debris from miniscule rust pits and the sanding process. As long as she's kept out of the rain it will last that way for years.

Good job!

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I like it it looks good,
Im hoping to get back to work on mine now that the holidays are over.


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