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While sanding with 220 grit, I cut through the
primer and hit bare metal. Out comes the acid
etch and the spray filler/primer. I only did this
about fifteen times this weekend. Edges are the
hardest place for me to sand.
I did pick up a car cover from Big Lots for $16. Now
I can keep my baby from getting all dusty when I'm
not working on her.
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OOPS Wrong photos, I need to find them and edit. Anybody want to buy some adjustable height tables and lateral files?
... ... did I miss something here? What's the deal w/ the pics...?
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Ahh, okay, now I see. Sorry man, not interested in the tables or cabinets. Although... that cabinet may make a good source for sheet metal on the rust repair.
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OOPS Wrong photos, I need to find them and edit. Anybody want to buy some adjustable height tables and lateral files?
Ahh, okay, now I see. Sorry man, not interested in the tables or cabinets. Although... that cabinet may make a good source for sheet metal on the rust repair.
Ha... Yeah, it sometimes seems like it takes forever but you will appriciate it when you're finished. It is going to look amazing when done.
After 20 years or so it goes faster, you're just tired of it by then.
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