... currently has its original 358 stock engine in it. We have a newly rebuilt 454 waiting to be installed. The body is original and has its original paint job, however there is some rust damage, although minimal compared to other trucks of this age. You won't find another truck like this. This truck ...
... would fix it after I have had the truck at home for a week. Anyone else have any similar experiences? On top of it I'm trying to get Chevy to repaint the 2011, it has 40+ paint chips in places there shouldn't be any. Like inside the door jams, roof, sides, tailgate.
Plasti-dipped my rear bowtie, pics to come in the AM. First time & I have say that I think it was harder to do than when I painted the front bowtie, but I was able to pull that one off and paint. Less risk with the plasti-dip since it is removable.
I went with a 18x9 with a -12 offset and it sits flush with the fender. My last truck was 2 inches outside the ender and it looked great, but if was dirty all the time and had chips in the paint.
... full access. (I recommend jacking up both sides at once so that you can apply second coat to other side while one side is drying). 2) Sand entire painted surface on which the undercoating will be applied. 3) Completely wipe down surface to be "painted" using damp rag and/or alcohol and/or ...
Hate to be that guy...it looks AWESOME. But moisture will get behind there and rust out the wheel wells...should have just stuck to paint that wont chip or crack.
... with getting the yellow dots off I plan to wash it like usual and hit with a coat of Meguiar's Ultimate wash and wax(works great on the glass, paint, and chrome). Eventually I'll get around to doing my wheels then door jams and interior.
... truck being so new i bet its cheaper for them to fix it, they wont write it off cuz u asked them to, I tried it lol...Maybe try and go for a whole paint job on the body she payign for it lol, just argue.. good luck bud
... north if they have any problems with rust on their new Silverado. If it's worth it, it would be fairly easy to get under the truck, rough up the paint and apply undercoating to any problem areas.
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