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Old 03-15-2006, 06:30 PM
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Any one have an idea about the cost of having my 1970 F-100, long bed either sand blasted or sanded. The paint that is on there now is terrible.
 
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Old 03-15-2006, 07:02 PM
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It would depend on the body man's rates. I don't really know what they make, but 10 years ago the premium body guys were getting $100/hr. or better. I would imagine the prep work of stripping the old stuff would be a good bit less than that since the paint guy would farm that out to the hired help.
 
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Old 03-15-2006, 08:54 PM
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If you had an air compressor you could rent a sand blaster and DIY

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Ya' I have to figure out how I am going to get this paint off.
Thanks for the reply.
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Sand blasting creates pits and I would not recommend that but my cousin has a chevy he had bead blasted for a couple hundred dollars in NW Ark
 
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Sand blasting creates pits and I would not recommend that but my cousin has a chevy he had bead blasted for a couple hundred dollars in NW Ark
Do you know the name of this place?
 
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If you are going to have the complete body done I would suggest media blasting because sand ,even bead blasting ,creates heat that will distort your sheet metal. The media blasting uses plastic or sometimes crushed walnut shells and doesn't heat up. I don't know of any place to get this done here but I will ask around.

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Originally Posted by 1996pwrstrk
If you are going to have the complete body done I would suggest media blasting because sand ,even bead blasting ,creates heat that will distort your sheet metal. The media blasting uses plastic or sometimes crushed walnut shells and doesn't heat up. I don't know of any place to get this done here but I will ask around.

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he said there was a place called waynes sandblasting that did it in springdale but isnt sure if its still around
 
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he said there was a place called waynes sandblasting that did it in springdale but isnt sure if its still around
Thanks. I will check. I am only about two hours away from there.
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Yes, sandblasting will distort metal, and it will also find every thin spot of metal on the truck also (I really don't want to tell how I know)

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Old 04-03-2006, 09:17 PM
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Lightbulb Thanks Jeff:

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Yes, sandblasting will distort metal, and it will also find every thin spot of metal on the truck also (I really don't want to tell how I know)

Jeff
Thanks for the heads up Jeff. Bet I can guess how you know!
 
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