Brad Larsen
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[quote=”ryanbrown999″ post=23987]Black SS cleared comes to mind. The ones I have used have all but been discontinued. Look into PPG concept or maybe Glasurit 22 line if you want to go that route.
For a BC/CC option Sikkens 245 autowave toner straight is a very good looking deep black.[/quote]
Thats what I’m talking about. Sikkens 245. Thats black. Some of these others are Obama black. Light , bright and almost white.
[quote=”jimmo” post=23940]I found that learning to play gets you laid alot, sry…that’s all i can contribute.[/quote]
Exactly right. My wife told me that when she met me she said to herself,” if this guy can play that guitar, I’m gonna be on him like white on rice.”
[quote=”bobwires” post=23939]what do you want to know? I’ve put a few guitars back together.
I used bondo to fill the deep stuff, poly primer and block it out. just like autobody.[/quote]
bobwires, no problems with adhesion or shrinking on wood?
Fabulous! In the immortal words of Ayn Rand :The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.
For god’s sake man! I cleaned the shop! :clappy :clappy :clappy
C’mon man! Its right in front of you!
Do you see it now!
Look Closely!
Nick, do you have air jets or ceiling fans in the booth? Personally I like the jets. much cheaper than heat.
I agree Ben. In fact some of the water based I have sprayed covers faster and makes up for the time lost even without blowers. :teach
Funny. It has been a few years ago, but we had a call center tell one of our customers we were not on their list while on the speaker phone. My customer asked them whose list they(meaning the insurance company) were on. He then went on to tell the call center that if they were not on someones list he would have to drop them and go with another insurance company that was on the list. The funny part was, we were on their list, but they had been instructed to divert more work to another shop in our area. This type of steering only reinforces the old fashion need to market your shop and learned to capture and retain customers. This can only be done by constantly communicating and educating any potential customer of their rights as a consumer and your shops ability and potential to handle their needs.
[quote=”bobwires” post=22570][quote=”Brad Larsen” post=22564]
On second thought do this and turn it into a man cave[/quote]A Guinness idea! Genius!
So my question is…. if tile can be scrubbed down (muriatic acid and a pressure washer) – why lay tile? smoother surface? what about ground concrete?
The idea of a replaceable surface is nice. Constant control. If youre rolling out dent-fixes you can let ‘er go for a year or 2. If you’re doing the final touches on a high dollar restoration, get some new paper/carpet down.
I don’t have a booth. What do I know :nothingtoad[/quote]
I like the ceramic tile over cement because it is easier to strip and keep clean. It is harder and not as porous as cement.
On second thought do this and turn it into a man cave
I would put down ceramic tile. It is fairly cheap, easy to install and you can pressure wash it as needed and once or twice a year we soak it with muratic acid and scrub it with a stiff broom to get rid of any paint overspray. Low maintenance. low cost.
That one of the Pool, I’d put “Runs rough.I think there is water in the gas”
