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Old 02-09-2013, 08:34 AM
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Frame is out to sandblast all white parts are primed and sat for a week to cure! Preping for paint now. Will spray some white in a week pics to come!
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Frame is out to sandblast all white parts are primed and sat for a week to cure! Preping for paint now. Will spray some white in a week pics to come!
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Well guys i started to paint some pieces white and it turns out i got the more creamy white ;/ so i stoped. Il have to get the less creamy white this week and spray them friday night. On the bright side my frame is back from sandblasting! Once i get my white pieces painted il do the frame
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Here is the color difference

Anyone tell me anything about the white color? Im using cub cadet paint
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The new paint looks good!
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The new paint looks good!
In person it looks like a creamy vanilla. I think the quiet line series white was more plain white. Some one correct me if im wrong please!
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The QL's were a plain white.
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Thanks ACecil! Il get my whitt this week!
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Frame sandblasted. Il 180 grit and prime this week!
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