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Old 07-20-2014, 12:04 AM
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Default Getting Some Painting Done On/For The 123 Resto
Got the wheel weights blasted and primed. The rims and dual spacers the same but painted too. Will post pictures soon of the loader and tractor.
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Nice paint work and nice booth.
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Nice paint work and nice booth.
As part of my business we have 2 booths at our office as well as a sandblast pot and mobile air compressor. It makes the body/paint part of a restoration easy. It's the mechanical stuff I struggle with.
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As part of my business we have 2 booths at our office as well as a sandblast pot and mobile air compressor. It makes the body/paint part of a restoration easy. It's the mechanical stuff I struggle with.
Wish you were closer we could work a trade. I like turning wrench's but painting not so much LOL.
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As part of my business we have 2 booths at our office as well as a sandblast pot and mobile air compressor. It makes the body/paint part of a restoration easy. It's the mechanical stuff I struggle with.
Funny you said that, it's the complete opposite for me. Only thing for us to do is practice. The forum helps with both sides coming together though for sure. X2 on the parts and spray booth/blast area, very cool.
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