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Old 06-28-2012, 02:17 PM
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Thanks guys!






Got a little ahead of schedule...And I think I have the frame done! Really love this new paint gun!
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looks like a winner..... I'll have to stop buy and check it out sometime.
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Old 06-28-2012, 03:31 PM
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Thanks, Doug!


It doesn't look bad, but I sure wish the bugs would stay away!
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Looks good Conner. Hot enough for ya out there?
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Looks good Conner. Hot enough for ya out there?

Thanks, Adam!




And YES! It is WAY too hot!...I barely made it today! Temperature gauge was about 100 degrees.


At least we might be getting some rain tomorrow!

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Looking good so far Conner. It was 103* when I got home from work today.
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Looks awesome, Conner!
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Thanks guys! (Don't even tell me about the heat, Adam! )
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Got the rear painted this evening, also. Turned out really nice, and glossy!



Here's some pictures. Had a little incident with two small areas on the bottom of each rail on the frame, from not being dry enough ...Sanded a little on the spots, and will be repainting them tomorrow morning. Shouldn't be able to see anything after repainting, but at least they are on the bottom of the frame.
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Great pics! You're getting there!
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