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#96582
Sat Apr 23 2005 04:20 PM
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Here is the latest project I just finished for guy. He wanted green skins with black trim I was not sure what it would look like but now that it done I really like it . I have 75hrs in this pump but it was worth it. It is a bennett 810. Hear are befor and after pics. Thanks Brandon   
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#96583
Sat Apr 23 2005 04:36 PM
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Looks great Brandon! Are those water transfer decals? Awesome job.
I love doing visibles. Much less work than electrics.
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#96584
Sat Apr 23 2005 04:56 PM
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Yes thats a water trasfer with 5 coats of clear sanded an buffed, you cant even feel it. I have to disagree that electrics are more work, I can do one in about 60 hrs as compared to 75 for a visable. This is the first visable I have done, ther was alot of metal work and man are those skins heavy gauge a body hammer is almost useless.
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Brandon
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#96585
Sat Apr 23 2005 07:00 PM
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GREAT JOB!!! With all that clear coat. that decal looks like its in the paint, not a decal....
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#96586
Sun Apr 24 2005 04:08 AM
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Wow!that is great lookin.I am in the middle of restoring my first visible,a 615.Hope it comes out that nice,i use duponts nason series,what brand do you use?thanks Mike
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#96587
Sun Apr 24 2005 04:17 AM
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That's some Eye Candy! Nice job.
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#96588
Sun Apr 24 2005 06:54 AM
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A-W-E-S-O-M-E JOB, Brandon!!!
Wish my 810 looked that good.
Rod
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Sun Apr 24 2005 09:15 AM
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Hey Brandon- Looks great keep up the good work  dave
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#96590
Sun Apr 24 2005 09:48 AM
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Thanks for all the complements. I use PPG products. Not much choice around hear only one paint store. I use Omnie base and Northstar clear. I get the Northstar from a freind in the concreate suply bussiness. He uses it to make stained concreat counter tops. It lays down better than anything I have used. Plus it is only $68 for a gallon and hardener, and reducer. I also want to thank Dave from vintage-motorworks for giving me the paint code for the green.
Thanks
Brandon
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#96591
Mon Apr 25 2005 04:51 AM
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Great Job. I love the water transfer decal. I think they add more authenticity to the project. Would you mind sharing the code you used for the green, I like the shade and want to use it for a future project.
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Mon Apr 25 2005 12:38 PM
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Shes a beauty Brandon..Thanks for the peek...outstanding work my friend.
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