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It looked a lot easier on you tube


Cleaned up the frame yesterday with an angle grinder and 3" wire wheel. Took seven hours including two coats of rust prevention. Man am I sore - my old knees hate me. Never had so much fun though.

After cleaning with the wire brush and noting the areas to touch up we coated the entire frame with Zero Rust. My friend used it on his early 60's Willies Jeep with good results. Plus it was only $81 a gallon instead of the $165 for POR-15. Some day we'll see if that was a good cost-cutting decision.

Can't wait to start making the cut and splice that will close up this chapter.

Frame Clean up montage

The other plus is that I finally got to use the truck. I had lunch in it!

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Mrbrylcreem

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Hello. Well I can sympathise with you. I am busy doing the same exercise. Except I am doing it with the cab on in three stages. I am using Rust Bullet.

TrampSteer

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... I am busy doing the same exercise. ...

A comrade! Fantastic.

Mrbrylcreem

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Tramp. hello. Well we did the painting last Friday. I did four coats of paint in one day. 2 Rust Bullet and 2 Black egg shell. I am very happy with the finish. Obviously the test of time will tell.

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