 The next step was to sand...  The next step was to sand everywhere. Low-gloss black spray paint would be applied with a sheet of 150-grit dry sandpaper. |  If there ever was a miracle...  If there ever was a miracle product for detailing, it's Super-Fine #0000 steel wool. We applied cleaner wax with a chunk of #0000 to remove the rust stains from the '72's original Tampico Yellow paint job. |  The only drawback to using...  The only drawback to using Super-Fine steel wool is that it leaves tiny splinters of steel that will rust like a champ, leaving itty-bitty rust spots everywhere if the area isn't blown clean with compressed air afterward. |
 It's amazing how much overspray...  It's amazing how much overspray can come out of a little can of spray paint. We thoroughly covered the '72 with masking paper to protect the finish from a ton of little black dots landing on it. |  Incredible describes the before...  Incredible describes the before and after results of repainting the truck's underhood and core support. |  With the grille surround removed,...  With the grille surround removed, it was much easier to detail hard-to-see areas. A combination of warm water along with metal polish was used in conjunction with Super-Fine steel wool. |
 A pre-assembly check revealed...  A pre-assembly check revealed the tips of the screws on the turn-signal lamp assemblies extended too far, preventing a proper fit. |  We used a bench grinder to...  We used a bench grinder to grind the screw tips down. |  Before reinstalling the grille...  Before reinstalling the grille surround, we used masking tape to protect the turn-signal lamps from getting scratched by the grille surround as it was pushed into place. |