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Same as what mo said…one other thing…what kind of wipes are you using??? :blink:
and happy birthdAY To
ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[quote=”Orion Brian” post=14985]Hey everyone, I’m new to the forum. I’ve got a question, I’m currently doing my third level in car body repair and paint operations, I’m thinking of buying my own spray guns, mainly for use on my own car but my teachers keep telling me, if I buy a spray gun, that I need to go with Devilbiss or I’m wasting my money, but when I looked at the Devilbiss guns, they are WAY out of my price league. I saw a set of cheaper guns and I’m just wondering if it’s actually worth me buying them or not?[/quote]
Wow that is a cheaper gun…..actually middle ground.
You will get good service support with Devilbiss.
Buy a Plus Gun.
It will last longer than HF.
SATA is the best.lookin for a new gun?
get my pm on billing?Been watching and you don’t look like a first timer…..
epoxy then SS.
[quote=”Jinx” post=14896]no help on this one?
Need idea’s for what to use on the interior walls too. Maybe FRP or should I just drywall it and paint it with some good heavy duty paint?[/quote]
I have double swinging doors on both ends for 2 or 3 reasons.
1. When I open and close they don’t drop dust as bad as a rolling door.
2. They are quieter….not that it matters much.
3. I could make them myself.
P.S. you can screw door sweeps to the door bottoms for sealing no prob.
Hope you can do it that cheap…especially with FRP….what ya gonna glue the FRP to?
Need a picture for reference? I might could come up with one…Since I started using trizac 3000 wet I just use yellow foam for initial cut. On lighter colors I don’t even have to foam polish sometimes. :dnc
However… if I do use wool…(very rare), I like it out side cause I hate all the lint and fuzz it slings everywhere in the shop. 😉
Slick…Harbor Freight Gun?
[quote=”Stone” post=14870]blocking is cleaner and quieter and gets it straighter but for removing a little excess I have used the da before. …. we block filler by hand. :kofee[/quote]
Roger thatgood job!
[quote=”bondomerchant” post=14851][quote=”Jinx” post=14847]Yeah I was talking about the mudhog. I watched the video you made a few mins ago. Seems like it has a large surface to make the panel flat.
I guess I will stick to my blocking.[/quote]
dont underestimate a mudhog though they can get stuff flat fast what more could a bodyman want plus my arms can only take so much:chair :chair :chair[/quote]Roger that I love my air tools.
me too…looks like fisheyes :blink:
What kind of equipment do you own….guns, air supply, blocking tools, hammer/dollies?
Are you trying to get a price from some one here so they can do it? That’s Ok.
might be more money wise to drive it like it is.[quote=”V8SuperBeetle” post=14765]Thanks for the welcomes.
[quote=”timbo” post=14706]Cool! I like custom work! Welcome! :exci
I have a 77 Chevy Luv with a 360 in it now about to replace it with a 413 CI long rod solid roller motor. :rock[/quote]Sounds awesome! You just gotta love small cars with a lot of muscle. :cheers
[quote=”macioce” post=14757]:welc Cool project mate. I have a project to thats been siting for a while one day she will be done ;)[/quote]
I have had this truck for 31 years,,HA! never will be done..LOL!
I feel the same way about mine. I’ve been working on it for 3 years almost every weekend. Hopefully it’ll be finished by the end of this year.[/quote]
