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I have just fixed my peeling paint/surface rust hood. Used 60 grit first, then went to 220 with orbital sander. Sprayed primer and followed with 400. After that it was ok for painting
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If want to treat the rust you can use this:
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/duplicolor-rust-fix-rust-converter-black-10.25-oz.-aerosol-rf129/7140921-P
Sand off all the loose rust, spray this on and let it dry for 24 hours. Scuff the coated area lightly with a red scotch bright pad, don't cut thru the black coating. Use this only on the areas with rust, it does nothing for clean steel.
Prime with an epoxy based primer/sealer, then filler primer, block sand smooth the filler primer and paint the hood the color of your choice.
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/duplicolor-rust-fix-rust-converter-black-10.25-oz.-aerosol-rf129/7140921-P
Sand off all the loose rust, spray this on and let it dry for 24 hours. Scuff the coated area lightly with a red scotch bright pad, don't cut thru the black coating. Use this only on the areas with rust, it does nothing for clean steel.
Prime with an epoxy based primer/sealer, then filler primer, block sand smooth the filler primer and paint the hood the color of your choice.
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Sanded a portion of the hood today with 80 grit and an orbital sander..... shot it with rustoleum primer. Worked GREAT! Very happy with that part so far. It's a temporary thing to Atleast make the truck more presentable
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Slow goin, but going well so far. The dull paint was done yesterday. The wet blotchy looking paint is from today
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I see that hood is bent
Have you looked around for a replacement? The trick with those old round eyes is to keep those hood hinges lubed so that they don't bind.
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O ya it's been bent for some time. I'm just painting it for now to see what can be done. Ultimately, before I get a new paint job entirely, I'll have a new hood and the bed fixed. I wasn't sure if the hood support on LMC would help an already bent hood. But I've been shopping around for a new or used hood in good shape.
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You know I have often wondered if a guy were to make his own with some nice sturdy angle iron if a guy couldn't use that to suck his hood back straight. Its worth a try
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I may try that!
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Mine has a home made brace on it. I bought it that way.You know I have often wondered if a guy were to make his own with some nice sturdy angle iron if a guy couldn't use that to suck his hood back straight. Its worth a try
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