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Looking great Brent, you've both put in some serious time and it's showing.
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Brent, looks great. I would need some kind of transportation to move me along the sides if I painted something that long. At least now you don't have to put the side trim back on.
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painting it did take some creativity. the flash time on the clear was way less then what it took me to get around the car so i was constantly spraying. mixed the clear in a big pitcher and just kept refilling. wish we had planned for no trim from the start I would have done things diferently
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It wouldn't matter if your paint booth was here, this thing wouldn't fit in it anyway. I'll bet from 60 mph it'll stop before the rear bumper passes where you put the brakes on.
NICCCCE. at least the owner notices quality.
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also going to be going through the car mechanically. it leaves puddles!
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looking good i hate it when ya just about finished then the customer changes there mind/wants more doing and more so then that size i always enjoy your detailed posts thanks
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"also going to be going through the car mechanically. it leaves puddles! "
And a paid re-do on the sides. Wow, I hope you got some front money because I'm getting a bad feeling about this car and it's owner. Just me ok, no offense. Dave.
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Thanks for the comments guys. A bit scatterbrained tonight. 16 hours of blocking today on several projects. I had so much fun Best part was the wife stayed blocking the whole time too! those little arms can move a 40" block with agility no one I know could duplicate.
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Automating Block Sanding
Rodac used to make a wet block sander, straight line, took one third sheet wet or dry sand paper. I have one in my tool box and have used it on big jobs that required a lot of block sanding. It has a water connection and an air connection, or you can just use it with the water hose like manual blocking. The control is half way down is dry, all the way down is wet. Either way you get a bath. I used to do straighten and paint on construction company pickups on the weekends when they were not being used. Made good money but worked my butt off. That wet sander saved me a great deal of time on those trucks.
Dave.
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