Frame painting and 20 Minutes of Needle Scaling a 2014 Silverado Frame.

[@Oneroadbeyond71]

Coming along

[@EnoRestoration]

Yes! Slowly. Working on the rockers now. Thanks for watching!

[@only_the_truth_]

not sure what state your in but here that truck is done

[@EnoRestoration]

Yeah, it’s crusty for sure. Hoping to get 5 years out of it.

[@only_the_truth_]

​@@EnoRestoration here in the salt belt guess maybe if it in a garage the whole time but as a winter beater nah its gonna be worse then it was in a couple years

[@EnoRestoration]

@@only_the_truth_im in NH. I’m going to try fluid-film annually and see how that goes.

[@jordanbrown5721]

How did the rest of your project unfold? Were the bed bolts that were cut hard to remove from the encapsulated nut? I’ve got to remove my bed for cab corner replacement this weekend with the hopes of making it a 2 day max job…

[@EnoRestoration]

My project is now done but took me a lot longer than I thought it would. I could not have done it in one weekend but this was my first time doing it. The bed bolt: 1 I could extract with an easy out. The other needed me to cut the bed frame and work it from the other side. I’ll post some pictures as a “Post” on my page.

[@mikebroom1866]

I did this to 1/2 of my '03 2500 frame. It is BY FAR the loudest tool I own. Earbuds w/noise cancellation, playing music, inside of full ear muff protection and it was still loud. ROUGH job.

[@EnoRestoration]

Yeah it is! My neighbor was wondering what was happening…!

[@hairpunut]

Im actually in the same boat. Except the rear mid frame has cracked and has a hole on it. So im gonna attempt to do something similar and remove the bed frame. And clean and repair the frame and do a pre repair on the other side. Then paint and coat with fluid film. Honestly its just another sunday in the rust belt of NewYork lol. See vehicles all the tine with this. Bought and 08 with issues not knowing the frame stuff. But now its my problem lol. But for 509 bucks will see what happens.

[@EnoRestoration]

Wow, sounds like you have quite a project ahead of you, good luck and may your rust holes be small! I do have another video that shows removing the truck bed with an engine hoist (1 person). Thanks for the comment.

[@hairpunut]

@@EnoRestoration Yes I think I saw that, but in my case someone had welded the bed frame to the frame with L brackets so I'm gonna have to now break the welds. And get in deep of fixing the bed too

[@EnoRestoration]

Wow, welded the bed to the frame! Sorry to hear that, such a pain!