I know this is late to the game, but you are using the tack rag wrong. You need to unfold it completely and make a very loose ball. Otherwise it can leave some of the tacky liquid on the surface.
Bless Wonder what happened to you. Have thoroughly enjoyed every minute of your videos since the first time I saw you'll. I've not regretted subscribing to your channel. Stay safe & keep them coming. Fr. John Thanks 🙏
Hi Russell .I enjoy watching your show .i am sorry to hear about your accident .but glad you are up and around again.the truck is looking great . Cheers Jerome from Tasmania
We have to be extra EXTRA carefull as we grow wiser , I mean older .iam 63 n I love my 1967 chevy c 10 patina L.S. powered truck. N working on other junk .nowa days I go into my garage with caution n I look around n think wat can hurt me today ,welding, grinding, renching, jacking , climbing, etc. Pain is no good to me .well thanks for letting us know your human ,thanks for sharing with us .God bless yall real good.
primer gets sanded anyway but yea you gotta watch the overspray on the rest of your garage lol (ask me hbow I know ) awsome video glad your back up and around
Yeah sorry to hear about your fall, glad to see you up and around the dash turned out awesome great color, looking forward to more videos 😀😀oh yeah I had a question my 55 truck is going to need rockers and on one the step, would you say to do the rocker first and make sure it fits the door bottom then move in to the step, just wondering if there’s an order on the metal work thanks Russell, Mike
Hey Brother, Trucks looking great! I fell and Broke My hip the same way. The doctor told me I had to use a walker for 2 months but I barely used it. I'm glad I didn't mess it up or he would have had to wrap wire around it to hold it in place. Stay well my friend. We are riding out Hurricane Idalia now. Fun stuff.
Hey glad to hear you’re recovering! We’re over here being greedy with your time and you were down and out. We actually got caught up with you just about on our own chassis swap. Quick questions: what made you change out your brake booster, what parts on the chassis did you end up replacing preventatively and what Ididit did you go with? Praying for you to have a speedy recovery!
I’ll try to address these questions one at a time. The brake booster was a kid that had a pedal that fit 57 and bolted in right where I wanted it and I could get rid of all of the ABS stuff.
@@russellmcconahay7297 ah! I was just trying to figure out my pedal situation. That makes sense! We followed your lead on new wiring and computer with PSI. Great people but got expensive fast!
🫣 Was wondering where you were hiding. 😖 I'm sorry to hear about you breaking bones. You're not supposed to do that... 🙏🏻 Hope and pray you're getting back to normal, and it's all 100% healed up here real soon. 😉👍
I was finally able to remember your question when I was out in my shop it’s a Campbell Hausfeld 220 probably a 30 gallon but I do not know if it’s gonna be enough. I find it running a lot when I’m trying to spray I feel like I run out of air.
Keep Well 👍
Glad you got back in action so fast, you old warrior!
Great content. I had a joint replacement last summer and I understand mobility issues and working in the garage. Respect all you are getting done.
Thank you. I kinda get seized up during the summer with too many things going, but I’m trying to get back into it this winter.
I know this is late to the game, but you are using the tack rag wrong. You need to unfold it completely and make a very loose ball. Otherwise it can leave some of the tacky liquid on the surface.
Bless Wonder what happened to you. Have thoroughly enjoyed every minute of your videos since the first time I saw you'll. I've not regretted subscribing to your channel. Stay safe & keep them coming. Fr. John Thanks 🙏
Thank you hope to get back on the project soon. I’ve been busy with other distractions.
awesome job,be careful so you can enjoy the ride when its complete.
Thanks
Hi Russell .I enjoy watching your show .i am sorry to hear about your accident .but glad you are up and around again.the truck is looking great . Cheers Jerome from Tasmania
Thanks for the encouragement sometimes I need
Good to see you back brother
Thank you
Your a trooper!
Thank you. I need to get motivation back and get cranking.
Amazing!
Thanks!
Looking good. Sorry about the leg deal.
Doing better no pain right now so trying to get back at it.
@@russellmcconahay7297 just got a 57 like yours. Will be doing the same thing as you are with it.
Glad to hear you’re back at it!
I’m about to start a 1960 Apache swap on a Tahoe frame, so your videos are very inspiring to me
Thank you hopefully we can learn from each other
We have to be extra EXTRA carefull as we grow wiser , I mean older .iam 63 n I love my 1967 chevy c 10 patina L.S. powered truck. N working on other junk .nowa days I go into my garage with caution n I look around n think wat can hurt me today ,welding, grinding, renching, jacking , climbing, etc. Pain is no good to me .well thanks for letting us know your human ,thanks for sharing with us .God bless yall real good.
Yes
primer gets sanded anyway but yea you gotta watch the overspray on the rest of your garage lol (ask me hbow I know ) awsome video glad your back up and around
Thanks for the tip
Sorry to hear about your spill Russ. Glad you're on the mend. Thanks for the truck update.👍👍❤
Thanks 👍
Yeah sorry to hear about your fall, glad to see you up and around the dash turned out awesome great color, looking forward to more videos 😀😀oh yeah I had a question my 55 truck is going to need rockers and on one the step, would you say to do the rocker first and make sure it fits the door bottom then move in to the step, just wondering if there’s an order on the metal work thanks Russell, Mike
I guess it depends on if you’re ordering a piece if it has the step and Rock are included it might be a one step process if they sell that piece.
Hey Brother, Trucks looking great! I fell and Broke My hip the same way. The doctor told me I had to use a walker for 2 months but I barely used it. I'm glad I didn't mess it up or he would have had to wrap wire around it to hold it in place. Stay well my friend. We are riding out Hurricane Idalia now. Fun stuff.
That’s crazy. Did you heal up completely any leftovers?
So sorry to here about your broken leg. I was wondering what happened to you.😊
Doing so much better no pain back to work
Hey glad to hear you’re recovering! We’re over here being greedy with your time and you were down and out. We actually got caught up with you just about on our own chassis swap. Quick questions: what made you change out your brake booster, what parts on the chassis did you end up replacing preventatively and what Ididit did you go with? Praying for you to have a speedy recovery!
I’ll try to address these questions one at a time. The brake booster was a kid that had a pedal that fit 57 and bolted in right where I wanted it and I could get rid of all of the ABS stuff.
Parts are replaced was the power steering pump and the fuel pump. Other than that I’m going with what I have.
@@russellmcconahay7297 ah! I was just trying to figure out my pedal situation. That makes sense! We followed your lead on new wiring and computer with PSI. Great people but got expensive fast!
Cab is looking good sorry to hear of the mishap glad you're recovering and back on the 57.
Thanks, summers busy hopefully I can get more started this fall
@@russellmcconahay7297 👍
Glad your back brother! Missed seeing you and your progress on the 57. Hope your feeling well.
Doing great just busy with fall. Preparation’s need to get back in the shop.
🫣 Was wondering where you were hiding. 😖 I'm sorry to hear about you breaking bones. You're not supposed to do that... 🙏🏻 Hope and pray you're getting back to normal, and it's all 100% healed up here real soon. 😉👍
Thanks for the well wishes feeling great
Did you say what compressor you’re running? We’ve been debating if it will be us that paints the truck or not.
I was finally able to remember your question when I was out in my shop it’s a Campbell Hausfeld 220 probably a 30 gallon but I do not know if it’s gonna be enough. I find it running a lot when I’m trying to spray I feel like I run out of air.