[FC] Rampside body work and paint

Tom St.Amand lumppytom at hotmail.com
Sun Jan 6 23:23:40 EST 2008


Ben,
 
I've been watching my rampy project rust away outside for a year and half and a few weeks ago decided to get rolling also.
I went to my paint store and they recommended Por15's paint striper. I bought a trial quart and compared it with some jell stripers I had around.  There was no comparison, the Por15 worked great. I used about six oz. to strip two coats of paint off the nose of my truck from the door  to nearly the second headlight. It's not as bad as other strippers I've used if you should accidently get some on your skin.
 
I have  a request of my own for members.  I am going with a stock color for the exterior but I don't like the standard gold Chevy used in my rampy so I would appreciate it if you have any interior photos showing different color schemes especially the light blue color my truck is. I've seen Dennis's photos, is that a correct deluxe interior paint scheme?
 
Tom St. Amand



>> Subject: [FC] Rampside body work and paint> > Greetings all:> > HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope your FC antics have been good.> > Today I "stripped" the brightwork off of the Rampside in anticipation of> taking it to my school tomorrow. The boys in the collision repair shop are> going to give it the old 1-2! The teacher is talking about a complete> strippping and bead blasting to bare metal, repair of all soft/rust spots,> and then a respray in a new color of my choosing.> > I know it is a very broad subject, but what tips can you offer me to offer> them in their process of stripping/repairing and repainting an FC? Anything> you can add from past experience would be helpful, I am sure.> >> > > _______________________________________________> sponsored by the Corvair Society of America, http://www.corvair.org/
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