bill gaino
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I did know…….women always pay more. My underwear..3 for7 dollars. Her underwea 10 bucks for a g string. Go figure?
No way… I did a little googleing . Save that for a metal fence. Use a decent 2k and not worry
Looks great! Paint wise but I’m not green with envy . May I ask what you may get for a job like that? This is our area! Respectfully bill
I have a product called super glue remover. Try nail polish remover and soak it.
Mine are just base clear. I agree scottb work is much more detail and candy. don’t worry my feeling ain’t hurt 😛
Tenticles, like hair would not be symetrical, we did not try to make it that way. lol 😛
How about these….. ?
Love it!
check out this Hyabusa for a Spiderman fanNot really my cup of tea, but thats what the customer wanted.
Bob, my booth is sweet, it my procedure that needs work. I think I have new procedures in place. 6 hours of buffing.. All it takes
How about some of the clear bulldog sealer? We polish them only, no clear.
Ok, sure. I should have figured that
Let’s take the boss to the clean room and get ding to meet him there in his white outfit with the black belt. http://www.slickpaint.com/index.php?supermode=gallery_view&previewm=1&a=paint_booth&image=120603020336_dsc00012.jpg&screenres=768-1024
The customer brought it back. He don’t like the pesky dust nibs. I’m gonna have to buff. Da with 3/32 1500 da wet, then 3000 ttriazac ut wet. Then yellow pad with fine cut, then white pad machine glaze. All day bitch. Does anybody have a buff product that they swear by. I’m going to be rebuffing for funk ever with my procedure and I know it..
I swapped a fender on a late mustang and left a note……deer damage minor fender only”. And a date. My shop nameL
That should stop the chips, but I have a question about why the doo handles are covered in paper? Why not just cover the whole thing with the plastic sheet? Am I missing something? I tape the door quarter seal to keep overspray from getting under plastic. Is that it?
[quote=”ding” post=28188]Honestly that bedside wasnt terrible. Not sure how your metal skills are, but it probably would have been a better repair to fix it than cut it up like that[/quote] I put an inner tube behind it to push it out, and messed around for about 30 mins. If I had not had the old bed section out back in the weeds, I would have fixed it. It was a close call. This was the first time I sectioned a bedside. The customer was a buddy of mine and he says it still looks great. I thought about this after seeing Bonomerchant do the white Ford.
