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22 minutes ago, EUREKA said:

So you are doing primer, sealer, paint (epoxy paint?), then clear? I'm not familiar with the prier sealer.

Here are the layers in order after metal prep was finished: epoxy primer, stranded filler over weld joints, rage ultra filler for small dings and general straightening, rage ultra extra as a skim coat, glaze, high build epoxy primer (then a final sanding), epoxy sealer, 2k base coat, 2k clear coat. 
 

Most all epoxy primers can be shot as sealer by reducing and using a different fluid tip in the gun. Only reason I shoot a sealer of the high build primer is because you can expose some filler in certain areas and when shooting paint with a lot of pearl and metallics, you really want to spray over a uniform surface color that is at least 600 grit or finer. 

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This is, indeed, epic.

I hope everyone is as encouraged as I am when I see tailgates taken apart and FIXED.  

Thank you for sharing so many pics!

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On 11/6/2022 at 7:30 PM, A-man930 said:

This is, indeed, epic.

I hope everyone is as encouraged as I am when I see tailgates taken apart and FIXED.  

Thank you for sharing so many pics!

Much appreciated! 

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This is what I was looking for. Never seen the bed caps soo straight. Looking forward ti the cut and buff. Had a couple of light clear runs as the fine settings weren’t perfect when shooting. 
 

 

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Raptor lining completed. Will still line the tailgate but that will be a stand alone project. I lined the tailgate jamb as it always seems to get dinged and scratched and I didn’t want to waste paint on a area that will need touch up over and over. 

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42 minutes ago, watchamakalit said:

I don't say much but check daily for the updates. Your work never ceases to amaze. :bowdown:

It’s a fun project for sure. Hopefully will be making some serious progress these next few weeks. 

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