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Old 06-10-19, 06:30
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More primer and paint this weekend...
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Old 16-10-19, 01:57
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Continued priming and painting... storing the finished pieces in my basement (wife is not happy).
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I don't know what was used as a seam sealer on these trucks originally, but there was nothing left on the outside of the cab. On some of the seams inside the cab there was a hard material that I can break off in pieces. Looks like it was originally installed by hand (like putty).

I used seam sealer on every seam on my M38A1, and will do the same on this truck to keep the water from getting between the layers of metal.
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Old 20-10-19, 18:39
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That seam sealer stuff is a great choice to upgrade the old iron before painting! That will definitely help in keeping the water out.
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Old 20-10-19, 19:30
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That seam sealer stuff is a great choice to upgrade the old iron before painting! That will definitely help in keeping the water out.
This is the stuff I’m using. I’m sure there are hundreds of different brands out there.
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Old 24-10-19, 06:23
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If anyone is looking to replace the end plugs for the top rails of the M37 cargo box, I found some standard plugs at Home Depot that fit rather nicely. I tacked them in with small welds just to keep them from popping out. Sandpaper or sandblasting will remove the shiny coating so paint will stick.

My cargo box sides are almost ready for primer.
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Old 30-10-19, 02:02
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Hello Wayne

Looking very nice.

Here are some Black Watch marked M37 photos as requested.

They are taken in CFB Gagetown and can be found on the National Archives of Canada web page.
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