Barry Overby
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Is bondo visiting?
Looks great. :clappy
Looks good ding. Hope they don’t scratch it installing the grille and bumpers.
[quote=”lild” post=18840]not mention, you should of made a v grove in the repair area. and how many times did you put mud on that thing?[/quote]
I thought v grooving is a no no on these type repairs, the front side should be sanded to a dish shape vs. a v groove.
Could you post up a few pics of some of these award winning rides that the paint companies should be chomping at the bit to get their products on? :welc
The paint supplier won’t give me anything, but my boss let’s me buy stuff through the shop account.
Yes that Mustang turned out horrible. Hate to think how bad it looked in person. I consider it a marketing failure. Showed first hand how crappy that stuff is.
On the other hand that dually with the summit paint surprised me. Looked like it covered nice and laid down decent. :pcorn:
The one I went to was put on by Sata. Our jobber gave us the compliant paperwork for all the guns they sell.
:welc
We have one at the shop. Works really good, great for popping out glass and releasing bonded on door skins or other panels, However, one tech I work with says he won’t touch it because he’s had a few combacks due to wind noise in the cowl, turns out it separted a bonded on panel along with the glass. It will also burn and blister paint around whatever glass your working on. We use a gel around the glass to prevent this.
The 12′ width is pretty tight. 14′ would be alot better.
Damn Jay, I didn’t realize you guys keep that many restos gpoing on at once. I’d like working in a shop that diverse.
Looks like you’re in the home stretch! :exci
Looks good Ding. I’ve seen a plenty of ’em in that color combo around here. Are you putting the trim with the butterscotch or black back on it?
Looks like an easy way to break a leg or cut yourself. :unsure:
I try to keep my filler work less than 1/32″ thick. :pcorn: