Thats real deal body work! He should consider eye protection from dust while leveling with filler or other work that produces dust especially metallic dust. I’m confident he reviewed 3m’s literature to determine which filter type best protects for that application prior to the onset of work. Hope so.
This is about the 4th time I have watched this series. I wish it was longer videos. But great content. I watch each one before I start on my daughters Willy's. It's definitely helped with ideas
If I had the time, it would've been put into epoxy first. However, I personally let epoxy sit a week to cure before starting the following processes. If going over bare metal, prep it thoroughly, be sure to press the mudwork into the scratches for proper adhesion, and get it primed asap. To seal it up. As you saw, I still put 1 medium coat of epoxy over everything and let sit overnight before topping with polyester.
Body shell looks great. Quality body work and blocking is more of an artform that an occupation. I spent days blocking/filling/priming the bed sides of my truck and still missed a couple spots.
Wow, Jeremy sent that body to the next level, especially tacking in all those panel seams, those radii look machined! You missed a bit of red on the A pillars as you said it was all gone, lol.
One question I have always wondered...If the interior is stripped clean, what does it matter if it is masked off or not? It's gonna be covered with (fill in blank) anyway. Also the factory didn't mask just spray and go. It's something you see on all the car build videos and shows, but no explanation as to why.
A number of reasons. For me personally, I paint for a living and we always cover the interior. Dirt, dust, etc can blow out no matter how much blowing out you do. Its always easier to spray and/or sand on a clean surface
The lizard skin sprays pretty easy...there is a little over spray on the cowl...but like Jeremy said we will still give it a once over before we apply the actual finish paint.
@@demented_cycles thanks. with all the sheet metal, thats all I could do is tack it until I had a full bead. I had around 2 weeks of just welding between the body, grill, hood, and tailgate. Lol.
@@demented_cycles thanks. Its going to be a fun driver Paint won't be far from happening once he gets it wired and running. Trust me, you don't want me wiring😂
Feel like you need someone else in the shop. Love the videos, and the projects, but i think it would be more entertaining if there was another person in the videos.