time to start painting
Re: time to start painting
ok some before and after pics...
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Top Cocker and Bodger
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Gordon Bennett
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Re: time to start painting
What a difference 
Re: time to start painting
thank you!
next jobs are finish brake pipes/bleed, swap tyres over and sort the springs out...deffo need rear springs just trying to sort out to upgrade to parabolics or just buy a set of standard rear springs and shocks?
next jobs are finish brake pipes/bleed, swap tyres over and sort the springs out...deffo need rear springs just trying to sort out to upgrade to parabolics or just buy a set of standard rear springs and shocks?
Top Cocker and Bodger
Re: time to start painting
Sure looks better for a lick of paint!
Regards,
Regards,
For Those That Have Had To Fight for It, Life Has Truly A Flavour The Protected Will Never Know.
'First my weapon. Then my equipment. Then myself.'
Neil.
09FM98. 1973 Ex SIII FFR Now 3.5 V8 LWT Coiler.
55HG98. 1980 SIII FFR PARA RECCE. Ex 1, 2 and 3 PARA.
Td5 90 XS.
'First my weapon. Then my equipment. Then myself.'
Neil.
09FM98. 1973 Ex SIII FFR Now 3.5 V8 LWT Coiler.
55HG98. 1980 SIII FFR PARA RECCE. Ex 1, 2 and 3 PARA.
Td5 90 XS.
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jsbenson67
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Re: time to start painting
Has anyone one tried a soda blaster to remove their paint?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2QvzKK4mGc
One of my mates has got one, (will be borrowing it soon) He swears by it for paint stripping on his Ex Military defender. Takes off paint without distorting panels. No use for getting rid of corrosion though, not aggressive enough. though the one has has can be also used with sand by switching nozzles. Think it was about £100 off the internet/ebay.
Steve
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2QvzKK4mGc
One of my mates has got one, (will be borrowing it soon) He swears by it for paint stripping on his Ex Military defender. Takes off paint without distorting panels. No use for getting rid of corrosion though, not aggressive enough. though the one has has can be also used with sand by switching nozzles. Think it was about £100 off the internet/ebay.
Steve
1981 SIII FFR 05 HH 47
1965/66 Sankey Narrow Track Trailer 15 ES 44
2010 Defender 110 XS Station Wagon
1965/66 Sankey Narrow Track Trailer 15 ES 44
2010 Defender 110 XS Station Wagon
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dave4499
Re: time to start painting
Cheers Steve,jsbenson67 wrote:Has anyone one tried a soda blaster to remove their paint?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2QvzKK4mGc
One of my mates has got one, (will be borrowing it soon) He swears by it for paint stripping on his Ex Military defender. Takes off paint without distorting panels. No use for getting rid of corrosion though, not aggressive enough. though the one has has can be also used with sand by switching nozzles. Think it was about £100 off the internet/ebay.
Steve
If you find a link please let me know.
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jsbenson67
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Re: time to start painting
Hi,
this is the one he has. Gone up a bit in price, but really good quality.
http://www.millarsodablasting.com/index ... &Itemid=53
Cheers
Steve
this is the one he has. Gone up a bit in price, but really good quality.
http://www.millarsodablasting.com/index ... &Itemid=53
Cheers
Steve
1981 SIII FFR 05 HH 47
1965/66 Sankey Narrow Track Trailer 15 ES 44
2010 Defender 110 XS Station Wagon
1965/66 Sankey Narrow Track Trailer 15 ES 44
2010 Defender 110 XS Station Wagon