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Hi Tango,
good to see that you are back !
Have fun and let us know how it goes.
Cheers, Michael
Cheers Michael. I will post up what and how I’m doing each stage of this revamp.
Next stage is to start rubbing the tank down.. I’m using a scotch pad on a drill this time, although the tank is in good condition, there are a lot of scratches in the paint that have been botched up before! Although it’s a lot more work these need to be sanded our right down to the metal again!
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Here you can see some of the scratches
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Also any little bump or blemish has to be sanded right back,as some are tiny rust spots under the paint!:-(
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Getting there it’s hard work but I’m sure it will be worth it in the end.
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Didn’t think I would be getting this far today, but I’ve just got some body filler in that small dent that was left. Hopefully I can get that rubbed down today and there is a small chance I could start getting some paint down?
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Well it’s a go with the Primer on the tail piece!…
What a difference a Nice Sunny Day Makes!
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Getting close to priming the tank now!
Fixed the small dent.. Should be a good enough fix I hope. 😉
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Time to get some primer on the tank while the going is good!
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And done…
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Let’s hope I can get the same colour and finish as I did last time. 🙂
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I Love this color.. It is very satisfying as it goes on..it sits really nice if you get it right, but it’s a pain in the arse when it starts to go wrong!
Let’s hope it can keep going on like this!
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Well you will be glad to know.. That’s it off me today… Managed to get three coats of paint down on the tank and the tail piece. I have to let it bake off in the sun now for a few hours.
Then it will need a fine 1200 grit or higher to Flat the paint off before either more paint or lacquer..
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That’s really good progress Tango and looking good too.
Pressures on now for Caveman pal lol
Pmsl.. You are always the whip cracker!
WhipKwak away..WhipKawk away.. WhipKwak Away!!!! 🙂
I’ll try Buddy but not promising
I’m having a little bit of trouble with a tiny bit of reaction in the paint!