rustystud
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Well I finally got started on cleaning and painting the Deuces bed. After cleaning and then sanding then wiping down the bed and sides I was able to paint it with my two part epoxy primer I bought a while ago.
Then after a few days I painted it with colored "Monster Liner". Of course I chose military "OD Green" .
It came out pretty good. Now I need to finish sand-blasting the "hold-downs" and reinstall them. They where pretty rusty.
After that comes removing all the old wood and cleaning up all those metal brackets. If someone has new brackets and wants to sell them let me know ! I really don't relish removing all that rust !
In just four years half my wood rotted out too ! What a pain.
I plan on using "Trex" for all the wood parts now. No more rot for me !
I already replaced all the hinge pins with "304 stainless steel" ones I made up earlier. So now hopefully I will not have to worry about rust in my bed for a long time to come.
Then after a few days I painted it with colored "Monster Liner". Of course I chose military "OD Green" .
It came out pretty good. Now I need to finish sand-blasting the "hold-downs" and reinstall them. They where pretty rusty.
After that comes removing all the old wood and cleaning up all those metal brackets. If someone has new brackets and wants to sell them let me know ! I really don't relish removing all that rust !
In just four years half my wood rotted out too ! What a pain.
I plan on using "Trex" for all the wood parts now. No more rot for me !
I already replaced all the hinge pins with "304 stainless steel" ones I made up earlier. So now hopefully I will not have to worry about rust in my bed for a long time to come.