Mine is probably pretty common.....
I took a Wayne Cut 615 visible to a local body shop. I had hand sanded the whole pump as good as I could get it. The sheet metal was mint, other than one small dent, NO rust out. The pump had been stored in a barn since the second World War.
Anyway, the body shop owner said "I want to take it to my buddy that runs a sand blasting business to really get it cleaned up good." I thought 'well, O.K., you know what you're doing.' He painted the pump for me, did a beautiful job, but I got it all back in pieces. No big deal I thought, I'll just put it all back together. Those sheet metal skins were so warped I had a heck of a time. They were curled in on themselves real bad. I got it back together finally, but put a small scratch on the pump doing it......I had had the skins on and off many times so I knew how they fit BEFORE the sand blaster got em'!!!!
