BK9300 Posted April 6 Posted April 6 Your frame detailing and now, weathering, really brings it all to life - well done!
Gary Chastain Posted April 7 Posted April 7 Your weathering skills look so natural, wish I had those skills. Well done.
k100 Posted April 15 Author Posted April 15 Thank you all for the comments. It’s time to move onto the cab since I cut the cab down and did a lot of sanding I lost some rivets want to replace the rivets , I have never use any type of rivet decals . My question is do I primer first then gloss coat or gloss coat then primer over it? any help is most appreciated. thank you
cifenet Posted April 17 Posted April 17 To be honest, I never thought of the rivet details to be super "important" on these trucks. I actually think they are way too pronounced and noticeable, almost making it look like it is out of scale... Believe or not, I intentionally sanded them down so I don't see them very clearly. In addition, I usually polish the surface also and those rivets are painful to polish around (I end up stripping paint on the rivets during the polishing process anyway). You can always go without them and I don't think it will make the truck anything less. However, if you really want to restore the rivets, I suppose those rivet decals can be useful. My thinking is, you want to make sure your surface is all taken care first. And this means you do want to get your primer applied and taken care the surface. Then clear can be used to improve adhesive of the rivet decals. What I do not know is, how much you can polish once the base coat and clearcoat is applied on top of the rivet decals... 2
k100 Posted Saturday at 11:45 PM Author Posted Saturday at 11:45 PM Thanks Steve for comment . I did try the decal rivets I couldn’t get them work out so I decided to for go them . Just peeled the tape off the paint job , it didn’t turn out too bad I’m happy with it . Thanks for looking . 1
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