C10 Project: Sanding out Runs and Buffing
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Finally got around to sanding out some runs on the inside of the bed. Not a lot of fun and a high risk of sanding through. Part of the game though. #stoutcustom #c10 #restoration
Now I know who to call when I hang a curtain on a paint job! You the Man!
“Sorry but the number you are trying to reach is no longer in service”. Lol. Thanks
Haven’t seen you in a while.
Nice job! Patience is the name of the game. The old paint stick block is tried and true.
Got a Tol block kit a few years back that’s came in handy.
You ever try the skim coat of glaze over runs? It works pretty well for staying level but works best on areas you know are flat. That area on the head panel isn’t exactly too flat though for that method.
I've done the glaze method a time or two. Can't remember if I had the runs gone and still had glaze or the glaze gone and still had runs, lol, but I didn't like it that well.
Thank you Jim, Good to see a Video of yours! was having withdrawal's! Lol Nice job and appreciate you and all your help in the painting world Sir.
Thanks Allen and thanks for the kind words!
Edit* I love that you talked about different techniques as you went through, I commented about using putty before getting to the end. Great video! Thank you!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Man buddy there sure is lot to think about to fix a little mistake lol. Nice job and great information I'm glad you shared. Looks pretty good from over here lol Thanks
Makes me rethink painting inside the bed as an assembly. You know, hindsight….
made those runs cross the finish line and disapper. magic!
Lol. Thanks TC!
Well done and very informative 💯
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Great demo thanks for sharing
I problem. Thanks for watching!
Boy oh boy you got way more patience than me!
It’s not patience, it’s stubbornness, lol
lol I painted my own interior on my current project and boy this video is right on time!
Lol, yeah it’s just part of painting. Good luck on your project!
@@StoutCustom Also, just thought about it, if you would have followed my advice and shot some bedliner in that almost perfectly painted and dent removed bed you wouldnt have had to fix that run. 😁
@@UFPTX lol, great point
I wish 2 1/2 years ago when you sand single stage runs they end up with a white type haze. I sprayed my truck had a few runs ( you know if don’t get runs you ain’t painting) put most of the truck back together giving the paint time to cure started working on the runs and they turned white ish . Took it all back apart sanded reworked some bodywork resprayed primer then guid coat and sanded.Started masking last night going base clear this time around. What I did when working the runs out was paint sticks different grits and wrap3/4” masking tape on each end when I got close finer grit no tape on ends. On the razor blades I’d hit the corners on the bench grinder. Do you still have both of the trucks you painted this blue?
@@timhudson8958 the 67 wasn’t mine but the owner has it together and going to shows. The squarebody is mine. They look very similar in video but the blue and the white are different on each one.
Heck yeah, been missing your videos lately! That's the most comprehensive tutorial on runs I've ever seen, friggen awesome! Thanks for all your knowledge and passing it along, much appreciated! What's the next project?
Glad to share and hopefully help some folks out. It sure on the next project yet. I’ve got a rat rod I started and may finish that up. We will see. Thanks for watching!
Color match bed liner??? Great looking truck!
Nah not on this one. Looks too good to cover up. Thank you and thanks for watching!
We need some more shenanigan errrr driving content. lol
I’ll get right on that, lol
I enjoyed this build and watched from the beginning. What is coming up next?
Not sure yet but I need to get something going. Thanks for watching the series!
Now maybe I should post vid of myself sanding out all the dust in my hood! I don't know where it came from when I clear coated it.
Dust, runs, mistakes…all part of the process. It would be great if things just turned out perfect the first go round but it’s seldom the case. Takes patience which I run low on at times, lol
Good info I have some runs I need to fix
Not much fun and definitely not easy but looks better when they’re gone
Does the razor blade trick not work on single stage or do you not like that method?
It works on single stage but I’m not a big fan of the method. I would just rather start with a coarse grit and sand it.
What polisher and pad did you use?
I used a Milwaukee M12 polisher and the medium and fine pads that came with it.
We use a razor blade first before we start sanding
10-4. It’s a good option. I kinda got away from that because the newer clears we were using would tear instead of scrape. Some of it was because we were rushing things and trying to fix runs before the paint fully cured. Gotta love a production shop, lol