brandon dingwell
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got it all done
didnt even have room for that dead cat I’ve been holding onto :stoned
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[IMG]http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/ll186/paintbyding/IMG_0434.jpg[/IMG]Get an eraser wheel, put it in a drill and have at it. just dont use it on decals that are on rubber parts (ie. bumper covers). then wipe any residual residue off with some wax and grease remover
http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/astro-eraser-pad-400e-p-11632.aspxi just left the clamps on overnight. with the structural adhesive i use clamp time is 4 hours. for the urethane I used 3m windo-weld. it was still spongy in the morning but was holding fine
[b]bondomerchant wrote:[/b]
[quote]i luv it just think of the money ding could save if you taught him how ta mask 😉 i luv it :cheer: also luv the gun cabinet looks cool kinda like a display case nice job 😉 ;)[/quote]
A$$ 😛 😛 .
I could really save money if I got some of that dog chow paper jimmo hasThanks guys.
I dont have much trouble with matches when spraying that way. I wouldnt do it on a tough color but this was a dark blue and not much issue there. i dont really drop coat the last coat but I dont like putting my base on really wet either.
The kid actaully masked this one up. he did a pretty good job. its amazin what he can do after a few tokes :stoned :stonedGot some paint on it :cheer:
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[IMG]http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/ll186/paintbyding/IMG_0429.jpg[/IMG]and one for Bondo :stoned
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[b]BondoKing wrote:[/b]
[quote]Windshield urethane adhesive???? Wow I would have never guessed that one.. I would have assumed you used panel adhesive…. Things that make yo go hmmmmmmmmm[/quote]
ya its strange. the metal quarter doesnt touch the inner structure. they have “spacers” that hold it about 3/8″ away. Guess thats why they use windshield urethane so it fills in that space. theres about 10 spot welds between the trunk drip and taillight pocket.[b]MoCoke wrote:[/b]
[quote]the thing i hate about waterborne even though i never used it yet is the shop temp has to be so high as to prevent freezing, which i guess means either keeping your heat on all night or heating the mixing room all night, and then the flash time of water is just ridiculous.[/quote]
Freezing is 32 degrees F. honestly if you cant keep the shop above freezing at night something is wrong. cold temps can have an adverse effect on solvent based tints as well. and with the proper equipment flash time can be as fast or faster than solventsHey welcome. good to see you made it on here. :welc
I wouldnt trust that thing :wak
I’ve done small stuff with IR lights. it does the trick in an instant. not as consistent as an oven though
champ makes some good stuff
Bike came out sweet. Nice job Dag
heres some photos of the 3m foam tape the round stuff.
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[IMG]http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/ll186/paintbyding/MVC-240S.jpg[/IMG]now bondo will be able to mask that mustang :rofl :rofl :rofl