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1 1/2 hr color on (1 coat sealer, 5 coats S.S. Urethane) Flowed out like glass ( no stinkin buffin needed)

See everybody, purchase a quality body from a known manufacturer results in minimal bodywork before brushing the paint on, aye Don. Very nice..

Originally Posted by Whiplash23T

See everybody, purchase a quality body from a known manufacturer results in minimal bodywork before brushing the paint on, aye Don. Very nice..

Ya get what ya pay for, that's why I had to use a brush, couldn't afford a spray gun after buyin a good body. Tee Hee

yesterday I was at Menard's to get some sample paint for trim on Grandma s house and wanted a couple throw away brushes so I wouldn't have to but thinner/solvent just to clean a brush-

Man those paint brushes are getting expensive--------

Originally Posted by jerry clayton

yesterday I was at Menard's to get some sample paint for trim on Grandma s house and wanted a couple throw away brushes so I wouldn't have to but thinner/solvent just to clean a brush-

Man those paint brushes are getting expensive--------

If you're just going to throw them away I don't think you can beat HF

4 Piece Paint Brush Set with Wood Handles

You might want to try them new-fangled foam brushes, too. They don't have any bristles to break off and don't leave brush strokes as bad...

Old Crow II should be on the road by mid May.............................looking good my friend, now fill out that application for a passport, so it can show up in my driveway this summer! Or get an enhanced driver's license, that too will work.......

Chassis painted, outta have it bolted 2gether by end of next week.

Do you use the same paint on the frame or something harder to take any knocks ?

Originally Posted by Whiplash23T

Do you use the same paint on the frame or something harder to take any knocks ?

Same on the frame Mark.

Chassis back 2gether

The speed of your progress amazes me.

just flying along!

Decided to but a nib and a buff to it anyway.
A little 2000,3000,4000 and sum wheel time and it's a piece of glass

Well Don, it is a keeper and a dedication to your late wife Mary Ann, so the extra bit of work that you put into the car is showing the love that you had / have for your wife, may she rest in peace. Keep on with the excellent work my friend, we are all watching and thinking of you on this particular journey .