by stanyon Wed Nov 20, 2013 8:01 am
I have the under carriage cleaned and repainted, I used the Chassis Saver as it seemed a little easier then the PORS 15. Now I can start on the top side of the bed.
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Seth G
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Under carriage done
stanyon- Number of posts : 147
Location : Spokane, WA.
Registration date : 2013-08-29
I have the under carriage cleaned and repainted, I used the Chassis Saver as it seemed a little easier then the PORS 15. Now I can start on the top side of the bed.
Seth G- Vintage-Vans Listings Manager
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Location : Anacortes, WA
Age : 50
Registration date : 2013-04-24
Looks great! I envy you I'm in the beginning of that process.
dix- Moderator 1st Class
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Location : pittsburgh pa
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Sweet looks great.. what's next.
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vanny- Moderator
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That looks really Great Stanyon! I can't wait to get to that point on mine. Not only does it help preserve the van, it just cleans it up so nice!!!
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G-Man- Mayor
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looks great
T1Joe- Number of posts : 23
Location : Manor, TX
Registration date : 2013-11-18
Looks quite nice. Did you use something else to clean up the leaf springs, or were those coated too ?
stanyon- Number of posts : 147
Location : Spokane, WA.
Registration date : 2013-08-29
I used a 3/8 inch plug electric drill and a Makita small angle grinder with wire brushes to clean off the dirt and loose rust. Ruined the 3/8 drill in the process by putting to much pressure on the wheel when scrubbing the parts. Next time I will just rely on the Makita.
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