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04-29-2006 03:01 PM #1
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Looks great. Funny how getting a little primer or paint on makes it seem like you have taken a giant leap forward in the project.
Gonna be a nice rod.
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04-29-2006 03:24 PM #2
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Good progress Jack. If you've done the job in the past without an HVLP you probably remember sweeping up a lot more primer particles from the floor.
One comment on doing the top coat in your home system, especially if you pound on the clear to give plenty to cut and rub. I'd be leary of solvent pop with that little air movement and possible lower heat. Booth rental may be more costly and time consuming, but you'll probably enjoy the fininshed product more.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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