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So the 782 is the only x-82 that isn't a super and has hydro lift?
An 882 wouldn't have it either but those are yellow and white. The 782's can be red or yellow.
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I need to find a powdercoater in my area! Awesome work! Looking forward to your updates.
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I need to find a powdercoater in my area! Awesome work! Looking forward to your updates.
We have at least 2 powdercoaters in the Roanoke area, the results look so good I might have to try one!!

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I agree! Great looking restoration! Yea we need to see the befor pictures too! These guys live on pictutres, don't feed them they get real mad
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Your cub is looking awesome!
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Great job. Would like to see the before and after pics.
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I agree! Great looking restoration! Yea we need to see the befor pictures too! These guys live on pictutres, don't feed them they get real mad
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Nice job on the Cub! Looks better than new. Can't wait to see the before pics as well. Powder coating sure looks great. The 782 would be the only red, nonsuper from the factory with hydraulic lift. Some 682's have had a hydraulic lift added to them so it could be a 682 with hydraulic lift added on. Ya know, I just had to mess with everyone .
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What do you have to do to prep the sheet metal for powder coat? Do you need to take it to bare metal? If you need to use a filler material like a polyester or bondo will it still work to be coated?
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Looks great but we need more pictures!
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