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Sat Jun 05 2010 05:36 PM
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I finally got around to painting my horse sign. Turned out better than I thought it would. Now all I need to do is get it mounted on the front of my shop.
Last edited by mrbill; Sat Jun 05 2010 05:37 PM.
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Very nice, what is the size of it again?
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looks great!!gonna look real nice on your shop!
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Thanks, she's 48" hoof to hoof.
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Very nice, how did you keep the white lines so uniform??
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MINE LOOKS LIKE A P.O.S. COMPARED TO THAT ONE. LOL!!!
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I used tape and a plastic masking material for the white. I projected the lines on to the masking material, traced the lines and cut them out and sprayed it white.
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Very cool.......real nice work!!!
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Very Nice Job!!! But you forgot to paint the infamous "T-53" on it! lol
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Looks great. Will look good on the shop
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I am in the process of making the same sign. Hope mine looks nearly as good as yours. What was the plastic masking material you used. Have been wondering how to accomplish the clean white lines. Thanx - Dud
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Its a self adhesive masking film. I bought mine at a auto body supply shop but they said it should be available at hobby stores also.
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