M416 Galvy Trailer Build

hesterj

Adventurer
My vote is to paint the tub but leave the parts you show in the pickup alone. It will make for a cool look.
 

Trailpsycho

Observer
Galvanizing is great. I had my Bronco frame done when I did my frame off. However, you live in the NE, so its probably a good idea to top-coat it to get as much corrosion resistance as possible. Galv is not a panacea, but its a great start. IF you do top-coat, there are some things that need to be done to get proper adhesion. Just make sure you do some research. Good luck, the build looks awesome thus far.

Cheers!
 

I Leak Oil

Expedition Leader
Paint it. It won't stay shiney for long and once it's got a good film of oxidation built up it's a real PIA to prep and paint. Use a good epoxy primer and you'll be good to go. The surface will never be in a better state to paint than it is now so time is criticle.
 

Chris Vitale

D90, M416
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Axle is set up with new parts and ultra corrosion resistant grade 8 hardware.

Frame is ready for axle installation.

Now just waiting on the proper inner oil seals to complete the hub installation.
 

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