cheers for the videos so far. The paint process is the most daunting part for me. Your explanation and tips are very informative and teaching me a lot, one again cheers
Dave, I've thoroughly enjoyed your series. It's been very informative and helpful. thanks. the paint process seems to be the most important, sometimes tedious but enjoyable and rewarding parts of the build. You teased us a bit earlier with how you installed a 350 CFM fan and built a booth out of a plastic storage bin. I was wondering if you might dedicate two minutes in one of your next or final parts to expand on your own paint booth and back the camera up and show us the rear and how you built it. Obviously you are not wearing a respirator during the video filming but wonder if you do ordinarily. It's very obvious and I see there is no over-spray or paint dust lingering and every particle seems to be sucked up straight away with your rig. I know I'm looking for ideas and perhaps other viewers are too. Please keep up the great work and keep us in the loop with your Gravity techniques and other ideas, innovations and great skills. Kind regards, Jim
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Thankful for all of these video’s so I can still hear your voice. I love and miss you so much.
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cheers for the videos so far. The paint process is the most daunting part for me. Your explanation and tips are very informative and teaching me a lot, one again cheers
Great work, looks like I've found my 2K clear coat for my next project.
Nice video David ! It's Looking really nice
looking great, like how your adding the details to the tyres but they used to mark them "LF/RF/LR/RR" during the 90's
Dave,
I've thoroughly enjoyed your series. It's been very informative and helpful. thanks. the paint process seems to be the most important, sometimes tedious but enjoyable and rewarding parts of the build. You teased us a bit earlier with how you installed a 350 CFM fan and built a booth out of a plastic storage bin. I was wondering if you might dedicate two minutes in one of your next or final parts to expand on your own paint booth and back the camera up and show us the rear and how you built it. Obviously you are not wearing a respirator during the video filming but wonder if you do ordinarily. It's very obvious and I see there is no over-spray or paint dust lingering and every particle seems to be sucked up straight away with your rig. I know I'm looking for ideas and perhaps other viewers are too.
Please keep up the great work and keep us in the loop with your Gravity techniques and other ideas, innovations and great skills.
Kind regards,
Jim
Great series of video. I'm watching this because soon I want start building a MP4/30. Anyone have the tire markings batch number of the 2015 Japan GP?
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