Sorry for the loss of your father he was obviously very proud of you and your videos there’s not a day goes by I don’t think of my dad and 25 years has passed in a blink of an eye lost but not forgotten
I’m super happy to hear your dad enjoyed your videos! Your dad will always be with you bc he’s a part of you or you’re a part of him…! How ever it goes..hahaha
@@Timmy_Forget when your dad is a friend and you have always gone on adventures car shows swap meets hung out, dinner just whatever then you lose them you feel like everything you do is just a negative of a picture it's not the full image and it's just not really fun anymore, I would give up all of my worldly possessions if he could just be here again
Sorry for your loss lost my pops back in 2005 from West Nile a war veteran who survived two bullets to his chest a hot rodder back in the 50s your pops would be proud awesome job I been painting for over 30 years and one of the nicest Shakey bomb can paint job on you tube around
Grief is the price we all pay for love! My Dad left in 1991 and I still have a beer with him every week in my mind! Nice truck - with a little more prep this time you wouldn't need a respray next year!
So very true. Sorry for your loss as well. It was definitely a rush job, we only had a few days to get it ready for Battle in Bama due to the situation. I plan on stripping it and doing a proper job after our house is completed.
Sorry for your loss brother. It's been 22 years since my Dad passed and you never quite get over it. I can't express how great it was that your Dad was able to feel closer through watching your videos. I'm sure it was the highlight of his day every time you posted a vid. Great video, about the truck stuff too.
Thank you so much. Sorry about the loss of your dad as well. We’d talk several times a week while I was driving around for work, now there’s a huge hole in my day while I’m driving… in my head I’m like who do I talk to now on my drives.. I spend a good amount of time driving for work.. it definitely was a highlight of his week.. thanks again, I really appreciate it.
@@Timmy_Forget I still talk to my Dad sometimes in my head. My Dad and I weren't close when I was growing up but we grew closer after I got out of the Army. Your Dad clearly did a bang up job of raising you. I'm much closer to my sons than my father was. Selfishly, I hope they mourn my passing like you do your father. Not because I would wish them any pain but because I hope I meant something special to them, like you and your Dad. You and your father were truly blessed and it seems you both knew it. It doesn't get any better than that.
@@johnelder4273this means so much❤️. Glad you were able to get back the relationship with your dad. We all have rough times, I know we sure did too. I’m thinking you’re of the same mindset as me, we just want to be the best dad we can be for our kids.
I'm sorry for your loss of your father. You was blessed to have a father that's been there for you. Unfortunately my brother and I wasn't blessed to have a father who should have been there for us. You cherish the memories you have with your father. And I dig that truck of yours with its patina.
Thank you, definitely blessed for sure. Sorry to hear about your dad, hopefully you had someone else in your life to fill some of the space.❤️. I will and thanks again, I’m really happy on how it came out.
Thanks for showing your human side. It’s sad that a lot of society doesn’t honor their parents or the good memories with them. Sure, not every memory is a good one, but it’s best to forgive the faults and highlight the good times. Thanks for the clearcoat tutorial. I’m thinking about doing the same for the top of an SUV.
Thank you so much for this. You’re words are spot on, I appreciate it. Good luck with your project, I’m planning on doing the same roof paint job on the roof of our new Suburban.
I enjoyed your video and your message, kind of hit close to home this morning as I lost my father just a few months ago, we too have a little bit of a RUclips channel and i miss when my dad would comment or call me to give his opinion.
Sorry for your loss. You get Fred all lined up and in good shape,you will probably be surprised at how much it's worth. If you keep it,good for you. That's what I would do. But if you decide to sell it,do your homework. Ole Fred is worth more than you might think.
Thank you, we really appreciate it. Thanks, ole Fred isn’t going anywhere! We had almost this exact same truck on the family farm, when I saw it, I had to have it! that’s why I call it Fred the farm truck. This one will be staying in the family for sure.
New subscriber brother, I'm sorry about your dad , not a loss god Gained an angel ,just remember the good times and cherish the memories. Keep pushing bro I'm sure your pops looking down on you proud!!
Thank you! You’re 100% right, he’s up there in heaven reunited with mom, watching down on us. I really appreciate the kind words. And I really appreciate the sub!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate this. So sorry about your dad. That’s awful what he had to go through. You’re part of the state is absolutely beautiful! I grew up over in the big city of Montville.
Damn I know that took a lot and great job on the "keeping it together". Talk about a gut check, my condolences abt your pops and understand the soul ache
First of all sorry about the loss of Pops, I'm sure he was very proud of you throughout your life and enjoyed your videos. Looks like he was a great guy. Second of all, I love to see a vehicle transformed with just a few hundred dollars Fred looks really good. I have yet to try a turbo can but I'm about to. And lastly, The shirt looks like it fits you really good! RIP MR. FORGET...
Sorry to hear about your Dad. My Dad has been gone for 30 years. But he’s still there when I look in the mirror to shave every morning. I stopped on your video because I have a dark brown 86 C20. It was Dads. I keep it clean and maintaned. New rear-end, a new 700r4 OD tranny, and Just got the new crate 350 from GM ready to put in. The OD tranny made a huge difference. Might have been expensive, but way cheaper than anything new. Great truck nice paint job 👍
Thank you so much, our dads will always be with us❤️. Glad you stopped by and watched. That’s awesome that you still have your dads truck, what a treasure. I agree the OD is a game changer, I would love to add one to ole Fred.. thanks again!
Few tips from a DIY home painter. Don’t paint on dirt, lay down a tarp, make sure you shake the can for at least a few mins and let it sit in the sun for a few, have a rag to wipe the tip between passes to prevent splatter, shake can a few times between passes, 50% overlap on passes and try to maintain a consistent distance from subject. That being said truck looks much better and I’ve messed up plenty before learning all the correct hacks to achieve good outcome from spray cans. RIP to your pops sorry for your loss I lost my father when I was 15 remember the years you had with yours. Cheers
Thanks for the tips, much appreciated! I know I the conditions were the absolute worst possible. I have another little rattle can job coming up, should come out much better. Thank you, I really appreciate it. Sorry to hear you lost your dad when you were so young.
So sorry for you loss I lost mine 1 year ago we were the best of friends and it has just broken me so much but he told me to keep going enjoy your life and don’t be sad about me I’m trying but it still hurts daily I’m trying to do what he asked .. again so so sorry for you’re loss 🙏
Thank you so much for this.❤️. So sorry for your loss as well. It leaves a huge hole in your heart and life. Sounds like your dad was a great man, keep making him proud.
hes always gonna be with you , may he rest in peace, truck came out great . my favorite color . old Fred looking great . great video . them turbo spray work good . send me a email , I'll send you picks of my truck . 1989 chevy pick up k2500 . did everything , new rebuilt motor, new trans , all universal new , short front drive shaft , drain rear gear oil , new tires , and rims came with it .. 500 miles on tires and rims , new brakes all the way around. I have more to do , but one day at a time . just put a new starter as well . it's alot of fun , great hobby .
He will be indeed, thank you. Thanks, it came out way better than I thought it would. The truck sounds awesome! Can’t wait to see the pics! timmyforget@gmail.com
I do not personally have any experience with them, but I have heard a lot of good things about them. For my situation where I had to do some painting, I figured clearcoat was the best route for me.
looks great to me, i pl;an to repaint my 76 Jeep J10 w 8ft bed, with rustolium cobalt blue sparkles, it closely ressembles the original.. and i was going to use clearcoat similar to this, but they dont sell the turbo cans here, i got the better clear coat that is really ment for UV, has a similar fan spray pattern
Thanks, It came out remarkably good. That’s a cool truck you have, that’s not a truck you see very often, must be super cool looking in blue. The only place I could find the Turbo can in clear was on Amazon.
Looks far from good, but good from afar. It looks 100X better than it did before. I'm sorry to hear about your pops. I lost my mom three years ago and my father ten years ago. Losing a parent is one of the hardest things in life to go through. RIP Roland
Very true! Thank you, sorry for your loss as well. It sure is rough, lost my mom 8 years ago too, it’s an odd feeling now that I can’t describe when both your folks are gone.. thanks for watching also, I really appreciate it.
Thank you, I appreciate it. Fred is coming along great, we’ll be working on it today getting ready for a trip this week to Talledaga. Great to hear you got yours back!
Turbo cans move A LOT of material. Long, fast passes would probably have helped with the sags and runs in the clear. Still looks pretty dang good, though 👌
I learned that the heard way! In hindsight I should have practiced on something else before I aimed for the truck! Thanks! I’m happy with the results, for sure! I appreciate the watch and tips!
I've been painting cars for 30 years at a highly reputable collision center. That turned out dam fine brother! It would probably cost you about 5-8 grand to get that truck painted at a good shop. I'd drive that all day,lol.
@@Timmy_Forget I would just try to find a top coat to cover the primer first because red is a hard color to cover up primer with, but it looks like it's covered I'm just wondering how many coats it took,lol. Its hard to cover even with the right sealer which is usually an off white.
@@didsomebodysaydmt8193 I put five coats on the primered area. I remember when I used to help at my buddy’s shop 30 years ago, using DP 40 primer sealer. Is that what you’d recommend?? If they still make it?
If you grin that's okay 👍. But I'm being serious. You have a truckload of memories with your pops. Be it Fred or some other truck car and other life teaching moments. I learned my fractions passing wrenches to my dad dad. I am 4 years old sitting on the steps leading into the grease pit. Maybe a tiny bit younger. It is important to get that car done. Limited looked at me and said you don't know do you? Then he took wrenches out of tool tray and set them in order. You know that's a great video to send for example why the half inch wrench was bigger than the 3/8 but smaller than the 9/16. I developed really decent Math skills.. memory skills as well. My kids all had the same 40 year veteran kindergarten teacher. She always remember how I can sit down with each child. Set things out and explain. With my children and other's. It's hard to phantom what the real number of people would be that was 4 years old sitting in the grease pit. So yes I'm glad you have your family your dog. And a whole truckload of memories to reflect upon. While you extend your father's legacy on these RUclips videos and other activities throughout life. Remember you are your father's legacy. Looks to me like he has a pretty good legacy. Who knows? Maybe our fathers are swapping some of those silly stories and as a proud moments right now. May you find some kind of peace in the words and sentiments expressed by others and that truckload of memories. Go out right now make duplicate pictures videos and any voicemail verbal messages you have from your father. Continue being a great legacy of your father. That way others will continue to know your father, even though they have never met your father.
@@Timmy_Forget I do. He's just on a different plain right now. Your dad sounds great as well. The thing about making backup recordings came from a personal experience from a friend of mine from 20 years ago probably. He was a customer of the boss and he was a fair amount older than I was at the time. But he finally erase his dad's last voicemail. Then he could use that phone more effectively. Back then different technology. I asked him I said didn't you record it with a secondary device? Buy sudden change in expression is obvious he had not thought of that. Occasionally when I travel I'll see something that my dad would like a picture of. Oh I think I can pick that up and take it by. Then a millisecond later I remember, not that I ever forgot. I found it easier to talk about instead of not talking about my dad. Find what works for you there is no magic words that I can say.
Thanks! I haven’t yet, I still have a few curtains hanging here and there, but you really can’t see them. I was planning on cutting and buffing it, but just have not had the time yet.
Sorry for the loss of your father he was obviously very proud of you and your videos there’s not a day goes by I don’t think of my dad and 25 years has passed in a blink of an eye lost but not forgotten
Thank you so much. It’s left a huge hole. We have to keep their memories alive and Know they’re up looking over us.
I’m super happy to hear your dad enjoyed your videos! Your dad will always be with you bc he’s a part of you or you’re a part of him…! How ever it goes..hahaha
@@wolfparty4234 he will be for sure! Thank you!
Sorry for your loss, I know what it's about, I lost mine short while back and you're never the same again at least for me
Thank you, I really appreciate it. Sorry for your loss as well. You’re right 100%. Leaves a huge hole.
@@Timmy_Forget when your dad is a friend and you have always gone on adventures car shows swap meets hung out, dinner just whatever then you lose them you feel like everything you do is just a negative of a picture it's not the full image and it's just not really fun anymore, I would give up all of my worldly possessions if he could just be here again
@@jamesthev5607sounds like you had an amazing Dad.
@@Timmy_Forget Yes Sir
My dad died in my arms after a fall down a canyon in New Mexico. Dads are irreplaceable but we gotta just move forward and be the best dads we can be.
May remembering him always bring a smile to your face.
Thank you ❤️
He’s definitely watching from above and I’m sure he’s proud of what you have accomplished. Another great video Tim.
Thank you! ❤️
Your pops looking down and saying heck if a job!! Who needs a expensive paint job? Truck looks awesome!! Great job!
Thank you so much! ❤️
Love the video man I’m sorry about your dad. I didn’t know the man but what I seeing in you I know he was a great man. God bless you
Thank you, I really appreciate this
Great video also sorry for your lost I know that hard lost without dad😢
@@jeremiasgonzalez8442 thank you so much. Yeah, it sucks, there’s definitely a huge void left in my life now. I have faith he’s watching down on us.
Sorry for your loss lost my pops back in 2005 from West Nile a war veteran who survived two bullets to his chest a hot rodder back in the 50s your pops would be proud awesome job I been painting for over 30 years and one of the nicest Shakey bomb can paint job on you tube around
Sorry for your loss also. Sounds like your dad was an amazing man! Thank you so much., it came out way better than I expected it to.
Grief is the price we all pay for love! My Dad left in 1991 and I still have a beer with him every week in my mind! Nice truck - with a little more prep this time you wouldn't need a respray next year!
So very true. Sorry for your loss as well.
It was definitely a rush job, we only had a few days to get it ready for Battle in Bama due to the situation. I plan on stripping it and doing a proper job after our house is completed.
@@Timmy_Forget Best of Luck I subscribed and look forward to the finished article!
@@jonboy9912 thanks! I really appreciate it!
I'm glad this video blew up. Well put together and was the perfect video with a great message
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.
Damn dude, sorry about your father. Dedication projects give you that much more motivation...
Thank you, I really appreciate it. For. Sure, very true.
Sorry for your loss brother. It's been 22 years since my Dad passed and you never quite get over it. I can't express how great it was that your Dad was able to feel closer through watching your videos. I'm sure it was the highlight of his day every time you posted a vid. Great video, about the truck stuff too.
Thank you so much. Sorry about the loss of your dad as well. We’d talk several times a week while I was driving around for work, now there’s a huge hole in my day while I’m driving… in my head I’m like who do I talk to now on my drives.. I spend a good amount of time driving for work.. it definitely was a highlight of his week.. thanks again, I really appreciate it.
@@Timmy_Forget I still talk to my Dad sometimes in my head. My Dad and I weren't close when I was growing up but we grew closer after I got out of the Army. Your Dad clearly did a bang up job of raising you. I'm much closer to my sons than my father was. Selfishly, I hope they mourn my passing like you do your father. Not because I would wish them any pain but because I hope I meant something special to them, like you and your Dad. You and your father were truly blessed and it seems you both knew it. It doesn't get any better than that.
@@johnelder4273this means so much❤️. Glad you were able to get back the relationship with your dad. We all have rough times, I know we sure did too. I’m thinking you’re of the same mindset as me, we just want to be the best dad we can be for our kids.
I'm sorry for your loss of your father. You was blessed to have a father that's been there for you. Unfortunately my brother and I wasn't blessed to have a father who should have been there for us. You cherish the memories you have with your father. And I dig that truck of yours with its patina.
Thank you, definitely blessed for sure. Sorry to hear about your dad, hopefully you had someone else in your life to fill some of the space.❤️. I will and thanks again, I’m really happy on how it came out.
sorry for your loss.. i know he still watching and enjoying your videos!!
Thank you so much, I have faith that he is.
Man that top looks good!! Sorry for your loss buddy. Prayers for you all.
Thanks, Brother
Looks great 👍
Thanks!
Sorry for your loss. God bless you and your family.
Thank you so much. We really appreciate this.
Thanks for showing your human side. It’s sad that a lot of society doesn’t honor their parents or the good memories with them. Sure, not every memory is a good one, but it’s best to forgive the faults and highlight the good times. Thanks for the clearcoat tutorial. I’m thinking about doing the same for the top of an SUV.
Thank you so much for this. You’re words are spot on, I appreciate it.
Good luck with your project, I’m planning on doing the same roof paint job on the roof of our new Suburban.
Pop would be proud u an the way the truck turned out
Thank you, I really appreciate this.
I enjoyed your video and your message, kind of hit close to home this morning as I lost my father just a few months ago, we too have a little bit of a RUclips channel and i miss when my dad would comment or call me to give his opinion.
Thank you so much, and thanks for watching. Sorry about the loss of your dad. It definitely leaves a huge hole.
Condolences to you and your family for your loss. Prayers and blessings upon you. This was a great video and it came out looking great. Be blessed
Thank you so much, we really appreciate the prayers. Thanks, it came out way better than I had expected it to.
Truck looks great.
Thanks!
Sending prayers for you and your family!
Thank you so much, we really appreciate it!
Looks great
Thank you!
Sorry for your loss. You get Fred all lined up and in good shape,you will probably be surprised at how much it's worth. If you keep it,good for you. That's what I would do. But if you decide to sell it,do your homework. Ole Fred is worth more than you might think.
Thank you, we really appreciate it.
Thanks, ole Fred isn’t going anywhere! We had almost this exact same truck on the family farm, when I saw it, I had to have it! that’s why I call it Fred the farm truck. This one will be staying in the family for sure.
My sincerest condolences on your father’s passing… Fred looks pretty good buddy..
Thank you, I appreciate it.. he actually pretty slick now!
Sorry for your loss but your dad would be happy the way Fred came out good
Thank you, he would have indeed! I appreciate it.
Sorry for your loss! best of wishes from El Paso tx.. Great job on that truck!😊
Thank you❤️. Thanks for watching over in the great state of Texas!
Looks good man good job
Thanks! I appreciate it!
My condolences for your dad brother. Great work
Thank you, I really appreciate it.
New subscriber brother, I'm sorry about your dad , not a loss god Gained an angel ,just remember the good times and cherish the memories. Keep pushing bro I'm sure your pops looking down on you proud!!
Thank you! You’re 100% right, he’s up there in heaven reunited with mom, watching down on us. I really appreciate the kind words. And I really appreciate the sub!
Sorry for your loss, Fred is looking good
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Nice job !
Thanks!!!
Sorry for your loss brother beautiful truck may your father rest in peace
Thank you ❤️.
Looks really good
Thank you!!
Im from Connecticut my condolences im in Harwinton. So so sorry cor youre loss lost my pops 6 years ago to brain cancer .hang in there.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate this. So sorry about your dad. That’s awful what he had to go through. You’re part of the state is absolutely beautiful! I grew up over in the big city of Montville.
We use a ruler 📏 to see is the body straight before adding bondo again great 👍job tfs
That’s an awesome idea! Thanks! I appreciate it!
So sorry for your loss.
Thank you so much, we really appreciate it.
Sorry for your loss. Never apologize for feeling, that’s what makes us human
Thank you❤️
Good video!
Sorry about your loss!
I have a 2 tone Chevy Silverado, 1992, going to spray it, thanks for the tips, helps!😂❤
Thanks! Lots of tips, number one, don’t paint it in an open, dirt floor building with 30 mph winds! 😜
Fred looks good. Primered Is Best sent us. Good job on the video.
Thank you so much! And that’s primered is best!
Just came across your Video My Condolences to Tou and your family
Thank you so much, we greatly appreciate it.
Nice job Tim
Thanks! It came out way better than I was thinking it would.
Awsome brother God bless❤
Thank you so much!
I like it just like it is. It has character.
Several of our friends said the same thing!
@@Timmy_Forget Your friends have good taste.
Turned out really good.
Thanks! It came out way better than I thought it would have.
Sorry for loss brother...no need to be sorry you lost your pops truck looks great by the way..
Thanks, brother I really appreciate it.
Damn I know that took a lot and great job on the "keeping it together". Talk about a gut check, my condolences abt your pops and understand the soul ache
Thank you ❤️. I appreciate it
Wow gave me hope painting my Durango
Give it a whirl!
First of all sorry about the loss of Pops, I'm sure he was very proud of you throughout your life and enjoyed your videos. Looks like he was a great guy. Second of all, I love to see a vehicle transformed with just a few hundred dollars Fred looks really good. I have yet to try a turbo can but I'm about to. And lastly, The shirt looks like it fits you really good!
RIP MR. FORGET...
Thank you so much.. it completely transformed the truck for sure..
LOVE the shirt!!
@@Timmy_Forget awesome!
The unfortunate passing of a loved one is always tough. Sorry for your loss.
Thank you❤️.
Sorry bout ya dad man. Can't imagine. I see mine daily.
Thank you I really appreciate it. You’re a lucky man. Never take the time for granted.
Oh im so sorry about your dad.i lost my dad in 2007 .it was definitely hard
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. Sorry for the loss of your dad as well.
Good job, use what we have
Thanks! Yes, exactly, budget spiff up!
*A man doesn’t cry because he is weak.*
_He cries because he’s been strong for so long._
Thank you ❤️
Man I'm so sorry to hear it. It's tough losing your dad. I lost mine in 21 and I still struggle.
Thank you so much. Sorry for the loss of your dad also. I can imagine, it’s hardest for me now while I’m driving around and can’t call him anymore.
Sorry to hear about your Dad. My Dad has been gone for 30 years. But he’s still there when I look in the mirror to shave every morning. I stopped on your video because I have a dark brown 86 C20. It was Dads. I keep it clean and maintaned. New rear-end, a new 700r4 OD tranny, and Just got the new crate 350 from GM ready to put in. The OD tranny made a huge difference. Might have been expensive, but way cheaper than anything new. Great truck nice paint job 👍
Thank you so much, our dads will always be with us❤️. Glad you stopped by and watched. That’s awesome that you still have your dads truck, what a treasure. I agree the OD is a game changer, I would love to add one to ole Fred.. thanks again!
Sorry about you losing your Pop. I am blessed to still have my dads (bio, step and in-law).
Thank you.. you are lucky indeed.
Few tips from a DIY home painter. Don’t paint on dirt, lay down a tarp, make sure you shake the can for at least a few mins and let it sit in the sun for a few, have a rag to wipe the tip between passes to prevent splatter, shake can a few times between passes, 50% overlap on passes and try to maintain a consistent distance from subject. That being said truck looks much better and I’ve messed up plenty before learning all the correct hacks to achieve good outcome from spray cans. RIP to your pops sorry for your loss I lost my father when I was 15 remember the years you had with yours. Cheers
Thanks for the tips, much appreciated! I know I the conditions were the absolute worst possible. I have another little rattle can job coming up, should come out much better.
Thank you, I really appreciate it. Sorry to hear you lost your dad when you were so young.
I am so sorry for your loss of dad bet you watching u up in heaven
Thank you so much. Yes, he can watch from above and keep his eye out for us.
Sorry for ur loss my all bless u🙏
Thank you so much.
So sorry for you loss I lost mine 1 year ago we were the best of friends and it has just broken me so much but he told me to keep going enjoy your life and don’t be sad about me I’m trying but it still hurts daily I’m trying to do what he asked .. again so so sorry for you’re loss 🙏
Thank you so much for this.❤️. So sorry for your loss as well. It leaves a huge hole in your heart and life. Sounds like your dad was a great man, keep making him proud.
I painted my truck with tractor red and mixed in one quart gloss black. Turned out pretty close to the toreador red
That’s great idea!
It came out pretty good ! Good job !
Thanks! I appreciate it! It came out way better than I expected it to, and even looks decent in person!
Sorry for your loss
Thank you.
Great content. I own a 74 C-20 Super 464/400 😅 Cheyenne!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤠🥃TX
Thanks! We appreciate it! Sounds like an awesome truck! God bless Texas! 🇺🇸
Turned out nice …. My condolences bud
Thank you! I appreciate it
Sorry for your Dad but you did a great job on the truck .
Thank you so much.
🙏Hang in there,I lost my father 37 yrs ago,not a day goes buy that I Don remember him 👍USMC🇺🇸🤠🥃
Thank you Sir, we appreciate it so much. Our dads will always be with us🙏 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
So sorry for the loss of your father.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it
Couple more cans of color would have been great
For sure, those little cans don’t go very far. They’re like $18 each, so I was trying to stretch them.
hes always gonna be with you , may he rest in peace,
truck came out great . my favorite color . old Fred looking great .
great video . them turbo spray work good .
send me a email , I'll send you picks of my truck .
1989 chevy pick up k2500 .
did everything , new rebuilt motor, new trans , all universal new , short front drive shaft , drain rear gear oil , new tires , and rims came with it .. 500 miles on tires and rims , new brakes all the way around. I have more to do , but one day at a time .
just put a new starter as well .
it's alot of fun , great hobby .
He will be indeed, thank you.
Thanks, it came out way better than I thought it would. The truck sounds awesome! Can’t wait to see the pics! timmyforget@gmail.com
I think that truck is smiling !
Happy Fred!
so much better looking
It really came out way better than I expected
Sorry Tim, praying for you guys.
Thanks brother. We appreciate it.
Those wipe on clears ate neat for this work, too. Probly doesnt run either.
I do not personally have any experience with them, but I have heard a lot of good things about them. For my situation where I had to do some painting, I figured clearcoat was the best route for me.
looks great to me, i pl;an to repaint my 76 Jeep J10 w 8ft bed, with rustolium cobalt blue sparkles, it closely ressembles the original.. and i was going to use clearcoat similar to this, but they dont sell the turbo cans here, i got the better clear coat that is really ment for UV, has a similar fan spray pattern
Thanks, It came out remarkably good. That’s a cool truck you have, that’s not a truck you see very often, must be super cool looking in blue. The only place I could find the Turbo can in clear was on Amazon.
@@Timmy_Forget its top blue and white bottom i like duel color trucks, baby blue interior is what i really liked about it
Looks far from good, but good from afar. It looks 100X better than it did before.
I'm sorry to hear about your pops. I lost my mom three years ago and my father ten years ago. Losing a parent is one of the hardest things in life to go through.
RIP Roland
Very true! Thank you, sorry for your loss as well. It sure is rough, lost my mom 8 years ago too, it’s an odd feeling now that I can’t describe when both your folks are gone.. thanks for watching also, I really appreciate it.
my condolences, I just thinking about you few days ago . how's the truck making out .. final got my pick up back
Thank you, I appreciate it. Fred is coming along great, we’ll be working on it today getting ready for a trip this week to Talledaga. Great to hear you got yours back!
Turbo cans move A LOT of material. Long, fast passes would probably have helped with the sags and runs in the clear. Still looks pretty dang good, though 👌
I learned that the heard way! In hindsight I should have practiced on something else before I aimed for the truck! Thanks! I’m happy with the results, for sure! I appreciate the watch and tips!
I see Fred smiling
Fred is definitely happy these days!
Sorry for your loss I unfortunately, know that pain 💔🙏🏼❤️
Thank you❤️. Sorry for loss as well
@@Timmy_Forget Thank you
Sorry for the loss of your Dad but old Fred turned out good
Thank you.. it came out way better than I thought it would.
I've been painting cars for 30 years at a highly reputable collision center. That turned out dam fine brother! It would probably cost you about 5-8 grand to get that truck painted at a good shop. I'd drive that all day,lol.
Thank you sir! It’s a great 20 footer for sure! That’s a huge compliment in my book, coming from someone with your experience! I really appreciate it!
@@Timmy_Forget I would just try to find a top coat to cover the primer first because red is a hard color to cover up primer with, but it looks like it's covered I'm just wondering how many coats it took,lol. Its hard to cover even with the right sealer which is usually an off white.
@@didsomebodysaydmt8193 I put five coats on the primered area. I remember when I used to help at my buddy’s shop 30 years ago, using DP 40 primer sealer. Is that what you’d recommend?? If they still make it?
If you grin that's okay 👍. But I'm being serious. You have a truckload of memories with your pops. Be it Fred or some other truck car and other life teaching moments. I learned my fractions passing wrenches to my dad dad. I am 4 years old sitting on the steps leading into the grease pit. Maybe a tiny bit younger. It is important to get that car done. Limited looked at me and said you don't know do you? Then he took wrenches out of tool tray and set them in order. You know that's a great video to send for example why the half inch wrench was bigger than the 3/8 but smaller than the 9/16. I developed really decent Math skills.. memory skills as well. My kids all had the same 40 year veteran kindergarten teacher. She always remember how I can sit down with each child. Set things out and explain. With my children and other's. It's hard to phantom what the real number of people would be that was 4 years old sitting in the grease pit. So yes I'm glad you have your family your dog. And a whole truckload of memories to reflect upon. While you extend your father's legacy on these RUclips videos and other activities throughout life. Remember you are your father's legacy. Looks to me like he has a pretty good legacy. Who knows? Maybe our fathers are swapping some of those silly stories and as a proud moments right now. May you find some kind of peace in the words and sentiments expressed by others and that truckload of memories. Go out right now make duplicate pictures videos and any voicemail verbal messages you have from your father. Continue being a great legacy of your father. That way others will continue to know your father, even though they have never met your father.
Thank you for these words.. we definitely need to treasure the memories and try to be the best person we can. Sounds like you had a great dad.
@@Timmy_Forget I do. He's just on a different plain right now. Your dad sounds great as well.
The thing about making backup recordings came from a personal experience from a friend of mine from 20 years ago probably. He was a customer of the boss and he was a fair amount older than I was at the time. But he finally erase his dad's last voicemail. Then he could use that phone more effectively. Back then different technology. I asked him I said didn't you record it with a secondary device? Buy sudden change in expression is obvious he had not thought of that. Occasionally when I travel I'll see something that my dad would like a picture of. Oh I think I can pick that up and take it by. Then a millisecond later I remember, not that I ever forgot. I found it easier to talk about instead of not talking about my dad. Find what works for you there is no magic words that I can say.
Stay strong champ. Rest in peace To your pops😔
Thank you
The cloudiness in the clear coat is from not letting it dry between coats. You can take a heat gun to it and get most of the moisture out
Thanks for the tip! We’ll be working on tightening it up later this week, we’ll give it a whirl.
My condolences 🙏 😊
Thank you. ❤
After the last paint coat how long to wait for the clear?
It was around two hours I waited. It seemed to work out just fine and still looks good.
Some cans have a dot at the top to aim your spray so the straw reaches the bottom.
Thanks for the tip. I’ll look for that.
My condolences on the lost of your father.
Thank you so much, it is really appreciated.
Sometimes something is better than nothing.
For what it is, it looks way better.
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🛑. Cool video, I’m getting ready to spray mine. Did you have to cut and buff it?
Thanks! I haven’t yet, I still have a few curtains hanging here and there, but you really can’t see them. I was planning on cutting and buffing it, but just have not had the time yet.
@@Timmy_Forget hey thank you for the fast reply. I really appreciate it. Yeah I know things get busy.
where do you get the turbo cans at, I been everywhere and can't find them? can someone let me know where I can find them.
Our local Lowes has the black and white. The clear we had to get from Amazon.
@Timmy_Forget ok ty, my Lowes don't have it so I will look at Amazon
We used to call runs like that "CURTAINS "
Yeah, they sure look like it! I’ll be hitting them with the sanding block
You know he smiling and he’s saying you missed a spot
You know he is! 😜😂
Came out good, you’ve obviously never been a tagger 😂😂😂
Thanks! Ha! Definitely never been a tagger!! 😜🤣
But looks better then it did
Thanks, Looks way better for sure!