Thread: My 1930 model a project

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Originally Posted by lamin8r

PRO53,that looks awesome,,its starting to come together now..It makes such a difference when the paint goes on...

Yea but now I am getting anxious The striper I am wanting to use is comming over today, I hope he is reasonable, because being Christmas , haveing kids, doesnt leave much money left on the table this time of year

I have one striper that says he will stripe the flames, dash, headlights, grill shell, 150.00. Thats cheap, but he is not as good, novice like me. Even with paying for a striper should put me at around 1200.00-1300.00 in a paint job,including bufffing materials, not bad I say

Thats just paint

Originally Posted by PRO53

Yea but now I am getting anxious The striper I am wanting to use is comming over today, I hope he is reasonable, because being Christmas , haveing kids, doesnt leave much money left on the table this time of year

I have one striper that says he will stripe the flames, dash, headlights, grill shell, 150.00. Thats cheap, but he is not as good, novice like me. Even with paying for a striper should put me at around 1200.00-1300.00 in a paint job,including bufffing materials, not bad I say

Thats just paint

Not bad at all! And, it looks beautiful!

wet sanded 600, striper striped it, recleared 1 tack coat, 2 full wet coats, all that is left is cut and buff

So pleased with everything, never new I had it in me to do such a nice paint job, it's all in the body work My buddy Max stripped it for me too. Nice to know people, still cost me but real cheap.

Nice, nice, nice!! I really like how the green pinstripe finishes off the flames.

Finished wetsanding and buffing, now I need to get it in the sunlight 1200,2000, 3000 paper, then buffed Now to start painting all the other stuff, garnish moldings, rotors, winshiedl frame etc