My T-bucket body is a Total branded body and I just CANT leave that script in the tailgate. Does anyone happen to have a broken hunk off their body, or maybe someone thats pulled a mold or any other suggestions on gl***ing in the embossed script? My next best guess of an idea will be to cut the letters out of 1/8 inch wood and laminate them to the body. Though this method I fear expansion and contraction will make it not last as long as I want. Ideas?
I used the script cut from a Model T running board grafted into a piece of sheet metal on the Studebaker bed/tailgate to cover Studebaker embossing. The Model T script is a bit smaller than I wanted but the price was right.
Gearhead, I'm pretty sure if you go on that auction site you'll find pieces of new sheetmetal with the Ford logo.
I do not think you guys read the OP's post very well. He has a gl*** gate with a "ford" script in it already. He doesn't want it there. He wants to chop his gate up, remove the logo and fill it with a new piece of gl***. Anyway this is what I read. Take a trip to the corvette bone yard.
steel here. https://www.ebay.com/i/123365089872...nuk81nwEzdIvFtLwEF6B7V7T97NhXreoaAuZTEALw_wcB fibergl*** here https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Speedway-1928-29-Ford-Model-A-Pickup-Fibergl***-Tailgate,1435.html
Bandit, reread the post ***le and all. He says seeking Ford script and talks about cutting letters out of wood and gl***ing them in as an option.
If it's smooth, (or not ,maybe a Total logo) why not just a vinyl script on a smoothed tailgate ? I know it's not raised, but it's a rod
Speedway and others sell a Ford script logo in br*** or chrome about 8-9 inches long. About right size for a tailgate . Apply with double sided trim tape.
Yes. Wanting ford script to put on my bucket tailgate. Preferably gl***. (Speedway tailgate is smooth) Gotta be some way...
Places like Home Depot sell 4×8 fibergl*** sheets for bathroom renovation. Find a chunk big enough, cut FORD out with a bandsaw and glue it on. Incidentally, a friend with a t-bucket took his car to another body man friend and it came back with the FORD logo erased. Wasn't in his plans. Sent from my SM-T350 using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Get hold of a metal script,and use it to make a fibergl*** mold.Fill the new mold with fine gl***,and resin to product a fibergl*** insert.Cut the center out of the gl*** tail gate,and insert the new gl*** script panel.Sand,and finish.
Or, if you know someone with a good, high-res 3D printer, you can print the exact style and size you want from a variety of materials and bond it to the gl***.
I don't get any of this. You have a Gl*** body I'm guessing on a Kit ch***is with a Chevy motor on it. Am I wrong? Why do you want it to say Ford?
Man. My first thought was just get some gl*** roll, resin, and a Ford script template. Thinking setting up some gl***, to trace & cut a pattern ... & bonding it to your panel, would be easy. BUT ... ... reality set in. F*ck that ! That would be a ton of detail sanding, reglazing, & detail sanding again, between those letters to not look like sh*t. Instead ... just call these guys > https://hotrodfibergl***.com/product/t-bucket-pickup-bed/ $150 for the whole fibergl*** box. Maybe they can work a smaller quote for just the rear panel you need ?