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no airboards in this shop :whistle:
ahhh heck ….. do a few more , the fifth ones a breeze 😉
told yah …… :pcorn: buy a new one it’s easier
yup dorights right …. no room for profit …. not a big enough margin.
Mcdonnys …. prepaired food has (ive heard) a 500% mark up, … this trade/art is no where close. :pcorn:
wanna make money , open a restaurant … wanna paint cars … eat KD. :whistle:
mud it :pcorn: knock it off :pcorn:
totally agree bro …. runnin a shop now and tring to train some workers but I swear some days it would just be easier to do it my self, but one day soon , if i can keep them , they will make some bucks for me :wak
I like it better then some highend clears. :pcorn:
5-STAR-EXTREME-CLEARCOAT I bin using this clear for some time now and it works good [img]http://www.refinishnetwork.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/5star_5185_5186.jpg[/img]
[b]Han wrote:[/b]
[quote]HA!I like working metal as much as painting![/quote]
me to and a master of both :whistle:
[b]Han wrote:[/b]
[quote]Remove the access panel and the handle assembly and you should have plenty
of room to work from the inside. Hammer and dolly was all you needed!Stud guns and slide hammers are great and must-have tools. But ya really
gotta be careful as you can create more damage by stretching the metal
around the damage area… Squeeze the trigger quickly! Don’t hold it!
But for shrinking, you can hold it a tad longer til the metal glows.
Keep a squirt bottle and some rags nearby to cool it too. With some
practice, you’ll love the stud gun. Just bought me a new Stinger![/quote]well said Han … took the words right out of my mouth 😛
I personally avoid stud pulling and slid hammers.(untill no other option)
I would have went inside and worked it from behind and then put a shrink in it because it would have stretched while doing the metal work
HOLY FUC K BRO thats way above and beyond …. incredible :cheers :rock
any thing worth doin is worth doin right …. I gotta know , how much??
I quoted $9000.00 for a similar job :pcorn:
I also been in this bizz for 30+ and have never seen this $1MM you speek of. My people make a good living , me and my missie make a good living , my suppliers do well , many other local business’s do well , My customer always come’s out ahead , and in the end , maybe just maybe there will be enough for catfood. So I suggest you keep doin what your doin. :pcorn: I’m not here for the money I’m here cause I love it. :cheers :cheers
nah , no worries …filler will stick like *** to a blanket with a good etch as you have. how solid is it?, is it doingie still or solid , cause sanding filler on an oil can is near imposible. :pcorn:
as for the holes ….don’t do that 😉 …. but mig them ,or fill over and undercoat from the back (it’s a tail gate , three months and it’ll happen again) :whistle:
and i stress “it’s a tailgate” on a work truck , don’t fall in love with it. it’ll see much more abuse.
Quote “fill it and kick it out” ….bondomerchant
