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  • Hot_Wheels
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    wow!!!!

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  • daniel_cogar
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    next is wet sand, airbrush, and clear

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  • Prafeston
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    Looking good!

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  • daniel_cogar
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  • daniel_cogar
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    just a update im waiting on some decent weather still. seems to be t hot during the day and rains in the evening.

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  • daniel_cogar
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    Yeah its not to bad during the day it's the random thunder storms lol.. the primer was fine but for paint I need it to be about 60 with as less humidity as possable ....

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  • zoom zoom
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    So jealous! What are you doing about the humidity, its gotta be as bad there as it is here...or do you think it will be fine?

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  • daniel_cogar
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    sprayed the sealer today. waiting for a nice day to spray the paint ....im off work sat, sun, and Monday, so most likely sun or Monday.

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  • daniel_cogar
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    Originally posted by zoom zoom View Post
    wow good stuff man, been a minute since I checked this thread, but what type of sealer and primer are you using for all that?
    the primer surfacer, sealer is made by rustoleum. we stock it at work so I went that way

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  • zoom zoom
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    wow good stuff man, been a minute since I checked this thread, but what type of sealer and primer are you using for all that?

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  • daniel_cogar
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    just got done sanding the primer with 320. figured id post a pic of a white TruckStiva with the Carbon hood.







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  • LoneManWolf
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    Well it does certainly look fine. I'm just a cargo junkie lol. I would have kept it clean to have more space to mount larger items that won't fit under it But hey it's your money/time/effort so do it your way was just curious. Very cool build either way

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  • daniel_cogar
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    Originally posted by LoneManWolf View Post
    Any reason in particular other than styling for the spoiler thing??? i have no idea what you made the trunk lid out of but i think i'd leave that spoiler off and have that deck to mount/carry more stuff. Maybe put a spare tire there or something
    it used to have a roll/ light bar in the back but then I decided to go another route and make a Fiberglass cover and it looked to plain so I added 2 inches to my Subaru rs wing and fiber glassed it on there I defiantly like the look of it, kinda like the ram 1500's it ads to the body figure also. I t lifts up so you can store many things in the back under it , along with the fuel cell. eventually it will have linear accuators that raise it up and hold it down.

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  • Christ
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    Spoiler makes a good tie down point for tonneau top cargo...

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  • LoneManWolf
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    Any reason in particular other than styling for the spoiler thing??? i have no idea what you made the trunk lid out of but i think i'd leave that spoiler off and have that deck to mount/carry more stuff. Maybe put a spare tire there or something

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