brandon dingwell
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kinda fun. enjoy it when i’m there by myself with no one bothering me 😉 used the pressure treated cause the basement was really damp when we first got there. figured it would be better
:hij: what. you couldnt do that dent in 1 smear 😛 :hij: :hij: :hij: :hij:
:hij: :hij: :hij: :hij: :hij: :hij: :hij: :hij: :hij: :exci[b]bloverby wrote:[/b]
[quote]:lol1It’s OK, my skin isn’t that thin, they really do look like *** with all the deep rust pits, but I wasn’t gonna volunteer to get ’em pit free and he didn’t want to spend the money on a new unpitted set,, soooo :whistle:
He spent $150 on a new hood emblem for it but thinks I’m reaming him on paint labor at around $1K. Go figure. :wak[/quote]
well he did supply the materials ya crook :whistle:
Looks good though. nice jobwhen you gonna wet sand and buff it. the guy said he wants that mirror like finish :blink:
Come on. stop taking pictures of other peoples booths and pretending its yours 😛
[b]Stone wrote:[/b]
[quote]of all the cars I’ve worked on in the past 35 years this is one I’d like to keep :pcorn: [img]http://www.refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/cobra_back2_002-20090918.jpg[/img][/quote]
Then offer them $4500 for it :exci[b]Stone wrote:[/b]
[quote]of all the cars I’ve worked on in the past 35 years this is one I’d like to keep :pcorn: [img]http://www.refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/cobra_back2_002-20090918.jpg[/img][/quote]
Then offer them $4500 for it :exciI was using the USChemical booth coatin on the walls for a while. I have a raised basement downdraft and washin the stuff off was kinda a pain. last stuff I bought was a peel off coating from chemco (same people i et my filters from) http://www.chemcomfg.com/. It doesnt do on as clear as the washable stuff. its kinda milky looking but doesnt seem to affect the lighting at all. I did one change already and had my helper peel it off. he said it came off pretty easy. That stuff was about $100 for the 5gl pail.
As far as using the stuff to put on a car for masking I think its a waste of time and money. I know some shops that do it when the car first comes in to keep the body shop dust and primer overspray off but I think its just as easy to put a sheet of plastic over it.Congratulations Jimmo :rock . Think I’ll have to print that and frame it. and welcome Paul :welc .
Must be :whistle: ever since I forgot to move my head and sprayed that grey in them I cant see as clearly :cheers
I think my stroke is longer 😛 :lol1 :lol1
I have heard of spray welding before but have never really researched it. not sure if this is the same thing or not
dont let jimmo near the thread :rofl :rofl
sure blame it on the camera :wak :wak
thats a sweet looking job jim. The first time I frenched in a light I sprayed colbolt candy over it. Looked nice except for the fact you couldn’t see the light when it was on :blush: