. Long continuous end to end strokes with no stopping. 
I used this with an 80 grit drum because I had to remove the anodizing too. First time that tool was actually useful.
Don
I think I'd have to make some kind of jig, I'm way too shaky to make the tool go perfectly straight! I tried pinstriping once but it looked like a seismograph.I used this with an 80 grit drum because I had to remove the anodizing too. First time that tool was actually useful.
Don
That’s actually the way they looked from the factory. I was planning on painting them and maybe a simple closeout on the outside end. Owner is getting a little anxious for the spending to end.
Tail pipes are crooked. ?
Universal clear. Four coats. It has been sanded and compounded but not yet polished. The method previously known as the JimC method.
1000 Eagle yellow dry, 1500 Assilex, 2500 Buflex and 8000 Trizact. 3D ACA 510 on their yellow pad.
Both are closed cell. Yellow sprayed seven years ago, white last summer. The guy I hired to spray it seven years ago ripped me off and it was very thin, an eight inch in spots on the roof. I didn’t notice until I air conditioned the shop. When the sun hit the roof it wouldn’t cool. So I hired a guy last summer to do it again.
I got a quote yesterday to do my 30x50x12 at 4500$. He recommended 3-4 inch of open cell for the roof and 1 inch closed on the walls, and 2 inch closed on the west wall. Says he been doing it 30yrs and recommended open cell on roof because he can go much thicker at a cheaper cost......debating.
