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Old 10-04-2015, 02:15 PM
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The "cough,cough" will hopefully be a project for next year. The tubing was being thrown out at work so I snatched it up. They were already cut these sizes when I got them.

Today, I picked up some blasting grit and a couple quarts of primer. I would like to have the engine, rearend, front axle, and frame primed this week.
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Old 10-04-2015, 11:18 PM
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The "cough,cough" will hopefully be a project for next year.
Adam, ah... cough
This will be cool
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Old 10-05-2015, 05:56 AM
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Nice work Adam, enjoy watching your progress. I like the stripper first idea, less time/money spent blasting/making air to blast. So what are you using for a blaster and what do you have behind it to make air (how many cfm)?
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Nice work Adam, enjoy watching your progress. I like the stripper first idea, less time/money spent blasting/making air to blast. So what are you using for a blaster and what do you have behind it to make air (how many cfm)?
For the smaller pieces, I have a HF floor model blast cabinet and for the bigger pieces I have one of the cheap siphon feed guns. My compressor is a Porter Cable 60 gal. It's output is around 12 cfm @ 90 psi.
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The frame and front axle got blasted tonight and the engine got primed. Plan to prime the frame, front axle, spindles, and rearend tomorrow night.






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Old 10-06-2015, 10:22 PM
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Shot some primer tonight.





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Yup, looks like primer.
Now, let the shiny color begin...
Looks good Adam
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Looking good!!
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Looks real good in primer Adam, you got any color going yet?
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Looks real good in primer Adam, you got any color going yet?
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No color yet. Be lucky to get everything in primer before it gets too cold to paint.
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