Peterbilt 359 Restoration Ep.77 Prepping for Paint
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2023
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This week I’m back to working on my original project Little by Little, my 359 Peterbilt project that started this channel back in 2017. All that’s remaining on this truck is the bodywork and paint so picking up where I left off in episode 76, I continue working down the multiple layers of paint that has been put on this truck over the decades of its life. I also give an update on what I’m planning to work on over the winter.
Hope you enjoy the video and thanks for all the comments, suggestions, and support!
Keep in mind, I know a little about a lot but not an expert in anything … just doing the best I can, learning as I go ... I do all my own stunts
Enjoy watching the progress of this ongoing Peterbilt 359 restoration the Kenworth W900A Smokey and the Bandit tribute project and associated TransAm and the #IronDuke Kenworth K100 cabover I’m planning to build up like the one used in the 70’s trucking movie High Ballin’ with Jerry Reed and Peter Fonda.
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Congratulations Mark on the best of show award!! Hard work and attention to detail really pays off!!!
Best 36.18 mins of my day 🎉
Don't wrap the Trans Am you've got to paint it. You've come this far!
May be a money thing, but not painting it is almost blasphemous.
A gloss black wrap will look like a really bad orange pealy paint job.
A 70-80% diy paint job can at least be cut n buffed to look decent.
@@hawkdsl he’s got money.. some things he blows his wad on and others he cuts corners.. like hand sanding a truck.. like bruh.. your paying a welder to sit there and weld, hire a company to acid dip some parts or sand blast.. he vinyl wraps that transam I’m done here lol
The Mrs’s deserves the best!
@@FrankTech yes, his various techniques are odd at times.
Can’t go wrong with the classic Seminole paint job.
LBL is living up to her name.
Cant wait to see her done
Another great way to start a Thursday
Congratulations on BEST IN SHOW to Mrs. Twin Sticks and Mark!!!
Thankyou from the bottom of my heart❤ really enjoy watching you work on this truck😊 always grateful
LBL with all the paint sanded like that, she looks like one of those old Van Gogh Paintings. Hard work pays off Mark. Well done.
You're a blessing thank you very much
Thank god little by little is back thank you been waiting. My favorite truck
yeah baby time to work on little by little !
Great to see LBL back in the spotlight 👏 Great Job Mark and Congratulations again on 1st place at the lesco truck Show hard work persistence and "Movie Correctness" pays off
Heck yeah best in show!!!!!! Awersome!
You have to put a few coats of paint stripper. Do it in sections, like side of sleeper, door, hood. Not the whole truck at a time. put coat on 10 min later another coat then another coat. You'll see it lift all the paint off. Then move to next section. If it dries it won't come off. Also you should use a scraper . Not the whole truck at a time.
Brother bright blue and lots of crome would shine like a diamond 💎
Blue & yellow stripes with the chrome 👍
Fantastic content. I been watching you through this build. Commendable.
Thursday, TwinStick Garage day!
Thank you for the video Mark, as always you make a great job. Wish you all the best!
Looking really good mark it be long that truck will be looking really good again
Thank you for your response. I had forgotten that and I do remember when you did that on lbl.
I love your love of classic trucks.... Please keep the videos coming. 😊
That awesome Mark congrats on winning best in show u earned it
White fenders, and the vintage stripes!!!
Should look into dustless media blasting. Would make the process much easier for ya!
Soda Blasting, then a good wash and hey presto!
Yea acid bath or media blasting.. can’t imagine sitting there hand sanding a truck and slopping chemicals every where, like come on bruh..
That is team s.t.e.a.m.greetings Rob!
Love this truck Mark!.. Seems pretty clear to me once you get her painted you need to put Twin Stick logos on the doors!
Congratulations Mark on best of show. You deserve it brother. ❤ from pnw oregon
Congrats Mark.. Best of SHow
In the aerospace industry, we use a product called “Talstrip II”. It works very well on modern 2 part epoxies, 2 two polyurethanes and moderately well on old single stage enamels. Old single stage enamels suffer from loss of the binder due to UV and exposure over the years, and all that’s left is the pigmenting agents, which are resistant to any chemical remover. Having said that, Talstrip II, applied in a thick coat with a roller, then covered in light plastic film for 24 hours to prevent drying, works well on most coatings. Stubborn areas will require two or more applications, but will generally get it done. The key is to apply it thick-ish, and do not “work it” with brushes or other mechanical means. Let it lift the coating off, and use a plastic brush to scrape off the emulsified coating after set time. Clean up residue with a pressure washer. It’s not perfect, but if used correctly, it will save you hours of sanding, especially around rivet/huck bolt heads.
Hot water pressure washer turned all the way up on temp and pressure will take a lot more old paint off. Great work!
Yes vintage stripes for the win! Please do that
Congrats Mr and Mrs Twinsticks on the win at Lesco, well deserved! Instead of a tarp for the trailer, have you considered extending the roofline of the workshop and even making the front or back or both rooflines with a slightly longer overhang to cover the whole trailer, as you seem to have adequate height? Eventually you could enclose the rear and side walls for full protection. Not a quick job, but as another loyal follower suggested, maybe shrink-wrap for the short-term possibly with a barrier material to absorb any moisture during the winter to protect that beautiful wrap. Happy stripping! 😜👍👍👍👍
I like the peterbilt 359
Blue and ghost flames
I don’t know about your trailer but a tarp will scratch the heck out of a motorhome. It is something you just don’t do. Even factory covers will do damage. Just something to think about you are the truck pro. Great channel!
A long time ago when I worked at an old power tool referb shop. when we were using paint stripper we would apply the stipper then cover with a plastic sheet and got some very strong effects that way. An old timer told us, that the stripper would boil off into the air, and the sheet kept the stripper from boiling off and more time eating into the paint.
This episode takes me back to my childhood…Dad got this wild idea he should have an old B model Mack to add to the fleet of R’s we had at the time. So tracked one down that was running and driving but had a poorly attached sleeper where they’d chopped the ornate back window out with an air saw. Long story shorter, my job was to help remove the layers upon layers of old school, what I can assume, lacquer paint. I hate sanding to this day lol.
keep up the good work
😮😮😮😮Yo yo.... cool brother 🎉
hello twin stick garage & hello mrs. twins stick garage & it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy and good petebilt 359 restoration and good friends randy
Hellow mark try to keep warm buddy good luck on the Pete
Hi, on the Aircraft Stripper, they made environmental safe. So, it is a lot weaker. And it used to say in the instructions that it worked better if you applied it wit a paint brush in one direction. I would only put the brush on and pull it back towards me. And laid it on thick. I did a 359 Pete that had 9 coats of primer and paint. So, I know how you feel.😝🤪
Dad's paint stripper will do wonders. It comes with a spray bottle attached to the tin
Soda blasting, worked wonders on my machines. And worth it, if you value your time.
Keep chipping away, take a break, keep chipping away.
Preparation is everything in paint. This one will be another stunner!
The only thing that you did wrong was at the end you didn’t offer your viewers an adult beverage lol it’s great to watch you. I enjoy watching what you do. Thanks keep up the hard work.
right on time Mark! that old 3406 will roar to life in no time flat
You ever realize no matter how bad the thing looks a Peterbilt always looks badass. I mean just watching you back it in the garage it still looks mean. Man I love big trucks!
Minty ! ! !
Painting my jeep and my 1965 semi trailer I'm restoring. It sucks but you save thousands
I have a big Hotsy pressure washer, the 220 volt version, it does a great job stripping paint just on its own, used it to clean over a dozen Pete concrete mixers before I painted them.
Paint scheme suggestion:like a snowman,but instead of black paint it blue,instead of golden paint it white.
Greetings from estonian truck driver!
Glad to see you saving your lungs with a respirator, Mark. I painted a truck in a shop with poor ventilation, while it was -35 outside, so I didn't open the doors enough, and I glued my lungs shut, had chemical Pneumonia for two months, and lost 2/3 of my lung capacity. It was scary! Took a lot of learning to be able to exert myself again. Like I say, beware!
I really liked the white with blue thay was on the hood. I think the truck would look awesome like that.
I really like white vehicles.
You should paint little by little the same color as smokie and the bandit 3 snowmans Peterbilt.
Gotta love the smile when looking at Little by Little!
Sounds like great content coming this winter although I am an old retired trucker in the seat 35 years I am an ole Hot Rodder at heart and can’t wait until you and your daughter bring that trans am back too life keep up the great work Mark👍👍👍👍👍👍
I still like my idea of a pearl white hood with an 8 to 12 inch fade into your blue on the cowl and cab sides. 🤷♂️ But you do you Mark and I’m quite sure it will be sweet!!!
Love your channel
Blue with black fenders would look good
Having used pain stripper your going to need to wash it at least 6times to make sure the pain stripper doesn’t stay on the panels and destroy your new pain I used it a lot and found this to be the only way not to get bit in the butt by the left over the old stripper just trying to save you grief love the channel and snowman😊
Love that you’re planning on keeping LBL all blue. Love that color.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, It's a labor of love to work on these old semi trucks.
First time i noticed the license plate on LBL .....as ole peg would say mint 🤙👍
Hey Mark!! Great to see LBL get some attention again. Can't wait to see her painted. Time to tell Mrs. Twinsticks the shop needs an addition, need more room for the projects.
TS: This channel is great, the work you do and the manner you record it is inspiring! Glad to see your hardware is appreciated at Lesco. Keep on sharing your journey, cannot wait to see LBL and Duke all done up like Snowman!
Checked out that Brunt work wear! Looks like really nice stuff! Thanks Mark for the good find!
Hi Mark. My son, who is an Autobody painter, painted my 64 Impala SS last year in Endura. He did a great job and I get thumbs up and great compliments wherever I go. It’s a great product and local company. I’m in the Edmonton area as well. Love your channel.
With the paint stripper your right. They are not as good as they used to be.
Keeping the stripper wet is the biggest thing to get it to work. What I have done in the past is put on the stripper in a 12x12 inch patch then put cling wrap/ plastic sheet over it to stop it drying out. Then it works for longer and it makes clean up easier as most of the paint will stick to the plastic sheet
I really liked the white hood but i can understand wanting a truck thats all one color.
Ok. 😂now were rolling
Mint!!!
Like I said Mark it's hard to get rid of that on the doors where it was hand-painted on that's a beautiful thing about vinyl lettering just take a heat gun and peel it off it is really hard to cover that every time you sand it seems to distort at one time we just used to use oven cleaner
Really enjoy watching you work on the trucks. Its so cool to see how far you have come in your journey. Working outside in the mud and cold to now having heat and A/C. Very cool!
When you use the stripper, cut some big plastic bags and place it over it. This will hold the fumes in and cause it to work faster and better.
You should check out laser cleaning for stripping your truck. It’s amazingly fast and efficient, and does no damage to material. Blast off Laser Cleaning does it mobile. Does a lot of work for me and really has made it a lot easier to maintain a fleet of fertilizer equipment.
A pete looks good in any color. Time has proven that over and over! It's your truck, your the one that has to look at it every time you go out to your shop, your true fans will like and deal with whatever color you choose. BTW. I'm a fan who has learned a lot on how to work on my own truck thanks to you!👍
If you tarp the trailer, be mindful of accumulating moisture... Might be worth keeping an eye on that when the weather turns! I'd try to tarp it at an angle, almost like the roof on a house if possible, that way, any snow will just fall down on the ground! 😁👍
Mark my only concern about wrapping the trailer in a tarp for winter is when the wind blows tarp would move and possibly rub in the trailer/wrap. But who know I could be wrong
I used to work in an aircraft maintenance shop. And I trick I was showed there is put plastic over the stripper after you apply a layer. Seemed to make it work more effective when it’s covered.
LBL has to be my favorite truck, love to see that it'll finally get some fresh paint, sure has been a long time comin
Mark, myself and my son Gavin votes counted good buddy!!🤟
Cut into the paint with a knife and the chemical works into the paint and it does help if you cover the area treated with a garbage bag, gives the chemical longer time to work before drying up.
a good job as always mark, yeah lill by lill mt.
good job mark
Dry Ice Blast
I used some of the airplane stripper and I used a putty knife when it was still wet. But that was 30 years ago. I think you are right because it used to eat the pant fist time.
Definitely go with some old school pin 📌 striping
I like my thorogoods 🤙
Get to your local hardware store and get you some rubber gauntlets and buy a scraper while you are there and use the scraper just after you wait 15-30 minutes and watch that bubbling paint just run up over your protected fingers ; it's actually satisfying 😊!! Then you clean the metal with soap and water or simple green and then hose that off !! Be sure to have a 5 gallon bucket ( old latex paint container for the runny chemically softened chips) it should only be hard around bolt heads just like the Rivetheads on aircraft!! IF you can't do this like I just suggested then Canada is completely on the TREESAVING TRAIN and you are SOL! Sorry you are having trouble with Lil' by little !! Great video BTW !!
Can't wait to see the finished product, Mark! If it was me, I'd paint it up like Optimus Prime. The cool Hot rod flames.
So you need to sand by hand maybe some 240 and key into the paint for the stripper to get into the paint layers, do small areas like a door and half the sleeper. Put plastic over it to conduct some magic and bingo
Get yourself a 4000psi gas pressure washer with a turbo nozzle. That would have blasted the blistered paint right off. You can also get the wet sand blaster attachment at princess auto, it works great
Little by little or one day at a time!
Love your work Mark 👍
Look at a really large metal car port. They can also make those in 'lean to' configs with support poles on the building side. They're all over down here covering RVs and such.
Time for a big hole conversion while the sleeper is separated from the cab 🤘🏼
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Hey mark try a putty knife or blade on the stripper B4 spraying water on it . Water dissolves the stripper
I’m a huge fan of Smokey and the bandit but little by little takes the #1 spot I love kenworth trucks but Peterbilt trucks are neck and neck with kenworth my father in laws initials are kw and at the beginning of the year he passed away from congestive heart failure and 2 strokes he was a truck diver I was fortunate enough to buy his pickup so my wife has a big piece of him