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[quote=”Jayson M” post=31552]yes it will work fine.A da is the old school sander that you can lock the weight on the bottom and it will be like a grinder,put the weight back and its an orbital sander.A palm sander is like a dynabrade.[/quote]
Spot on a lot of people dont know the difference between a D.A. and a sander
D.A = Dual Action Sanding and grinding
Regular sander such as as dynabrade is just for sanding and generally has a smaller orbit of around 5mm
[quote=”MoCoke” post=31492]thats one of the cleanest quarter replacements ive seen. very nice work nick :weights[/quote]
Thanks i like to see a nice clean tight fitting panel job, no holes in any of the welds nice sealing job makes my day.
The trick is geting the right dude on the right job, everybody has their strengh’s and weakness is just a case of learning what suits who.
[quote=”Dlambert” post=31473]Looks nice Nick. Did you guys fab. the patch panel? :cheers[/quote]
lol our skills dont stretch that far lol, bought in repair panel cut down
thanks for all the kind words :cheer:
[quote=”Painterman1″ post=31460]Wish I had body men who could seam seal like that all the ones at my shop make it look like a 3 year old did it[/quote]
I am lucky my painter is an expert at sealing.
Sealing really is an art, my painter does it all free hand no masking tape
[quote=”Ben” post=31461][quote=”Painterman1″ post=31460]Wish I had body men who could seam seal like that all the ones at my shop make it look like a 3 year old did it[/quote]
I can understand that…lol I usually do the seam sealing myself.
Nice looking work Nick. Did you guys panel bond the 1/4 on? It all looks like clean work.[/quote]
Hi Ben bonded in the wheel arch area, we like to bond them there as i always think this is one of the first area’s that is susceptible to corrosion from welding
[quote=”Ben” post=31461][quote=”Painterman1″ post=31460]Wish I had body men who could seam seal like that all the ones at my shop make it look like a 3 year old did it[/quote]
I can understand that…lol I usually do the seam sealing myself.
Nice looking work Nick. Did you guys panel bond the 1/4 on? It all looks like clean work.[/quote]
[quote=”Ben” post=31461][quote=”Painterman1″ post=31460]Wish I had body men who could seam seal like that all the ones at my shop make it look like a 3 year old did it[/quote]
Thanks my painter is a sealing expert lol, really good a sealing all free hand never seen him use masking tape
[quote]Nice looking work Nick. Did you guys panel bond the 1/4 on? It all looks like clean work.[/quote]
Hi Ben it is bonded in the wheel arch tub only.
Thanks for the kind words chap’s.
had these for a long time, got my first one back in 1998.
I have both sizes the big one and the smaller one, use the bigger one most of the time, great for localised grinding, good for grinding down the sail/sill joint when fitting new quarter, also great for plug weld grinding .
Their uses are limitless our’s get used every day for all manner of task’s
welcome 🙂
Made a small jig for the front of this one.
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Wot a weird thread, you would think it was some old ancient secret tradition handed down since the birth of sprayguns, secret handshakes an all that.
I dont like the idea of abrading anything on a gun so i dont want a pm 😛
well done your Son……highly justifiably proud father :clappy
Been using it for awhile it is a true high solid, so you will need to up your pressure at the gun, good micron build and polishes very easy.
Though like all high solids it needs a bake even after air dry over night it will still be a little soft.
Going to see a lot more of these rivet repairs over the next few years.
Clean and very tidy looking job as per usual :rock