Looking good sir! You will more than likely use the gallon, you will probably have some small parts, etc, plus probably spot priming bare metal break through areas as you sand block the G2. Your keeping a good pace going, looking forward to the continued progress!
To help from dragging the air hose across your work try looping the hose behind your head and rest it across the back of your neck and down your arm to the spray gun. With your free hand hold the hose down by your side opposite the spray gun side. I have even heard of guys running the hose up one sleeve and down the other of their coveralls to the gun. The car is progressing well.
Hi CJ, Gun is good and clean. I think that you have the same gun as mine for primer (Devilbiss Starting Line). I know that it calls for my air to be set at 30 into the gun. Never tried to turn down the pressure. Yep, painting it at the crib. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Lookin good..you will get that gun handled by time you get to paint.my issue is always the being tottally clean gun..the settings is good for me after Gary told me to be sure and have the gun spray at pressure at 23 psi plus or minus..with triggered pulled...you are painting it at the crib right? CJ
A good two days work David. It is great to see the tub all in one colour now. It is going to look reallly good when it is painted finally.
Looking good sir! You will more than likely use the gallon, you will probably have some small parts, etc, plus probably spot priming bare metal break through areas as you sand block the G2. Your keeping a good pace going, looking forward to the continued progress!
Nicely done Chef. I am watching with anticipation for the eventual color spray.
Looking good Dave, its amazing how the more we learn the more our project morph into bigger and bigger jobs LoL
Looking good Chef, and you gotta like those repairs
I'm digin' it Tush...Good stuff.
Thanks Jim for the positive reinforcement.
looks great chef it is really moving along later
Thanks...coming along. I am really looking forward to getting it painted and eventually putting all the bits back in.
To help from dragging the air hose across your work try looping the hose behind your head and rest it across the back of your neck and down your arm to the spray gun. With your free hand hold the hose down by your side opposite the spray gun side. I have even heard of guys running the hose up one sleeve and down the other of their coveralls to the gun.
The car is progressing well.
Thanks Rob, she's getting there.
Thanks for the tip. Yes, I need to think quite a bit more when I paint.
I agree Gary, having too much is better than not having enough!
car looks great good job dude
looks awesome...nice an smooth look
Hi CJ, Gun is good and clean. I think that you have the same gun as mine for primer (Devilbiss Starting Line). I know that it calls for my air to be set at 30 into the gun. Never tried to turn down the pressure. Yep, painting it at the crib. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wish that I could be on vacation all the time :-) Thanks for watching and commenting.
Looking good Tush -- Making me want to spray... but I have a lot more prep work to do
chugging right along chef you'll be in paint soon
That little "Rascule" will last forever!
looking good tush,will u be putting a stripe back on it,that panel looks nice,good progress
Lookin good..you will get that gun handled by time you get to paint.my issue is always the being tottally clean gun..the settings is good for me after Gary told me to be sure and have the gun spray at pressure at 23 psi plus or minus..with triggered pulled...you are painting it at the crib right? CJ