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Old 07-29-2012, 12:06 AM
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It's looking good Duke, little at a time and it will be back together.
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Yep about 2020 just busting. Maybe Duke will find his Camera by then LOL
I'm starting to think someone has a picture fetish!

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Good news !

I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished product.

I'd like to try zinc plating at home some time.

Pictures man, you know the requests will be coming!
John, Matt has a great guide on his site on zinc plating.

I'm looking forward to the finish product as well.
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Thanks for posting pics Adam! That flag had me too.
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Got to make more room in the garage but I got more parts from the powder coater yesterday. I went to grab my camera and they started loading me up so no pics from the powder coater. I'll get pics when I get the parts in the garage.

Sorry to drive ya nuts Sam! I think you like pics more then Allen and I do.
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Here's some low light pics. They are a little grainy but hey better bad pics then no pics!
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Well Duke, looks like you'll have them together sometime tomorrow looks good from here.
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Well Duke, looks like you'll have them together sometime tomorrow looks good from here.
Thanks Todd but I think it might take a bit longer then tomorrow. There are some flaws and I'll post those pics for you all to see.
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Some pics of the flaws. Nothing that another coat won't fix. The grip handle came from Lew. The black mark on the rim is where something was on the rim when powder was applied. Any rough/bumps will be recoated and will fix them. With enough coats you could make cast iron smooth from what they told me. So these should turn out great once they are done with them. The finish should be smooth as glass when done. The NOS grip handle even came with the pick ticket and will go in his collection.

Thanks again Lew! You've been a ton of help!

OPPS forgot to attach the pics!
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Nice finger pic!! Who does your nails!!??

Super Cuts??



Just kidding!! Great looking parts. Details like that make a great end result!!

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