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Shedendman
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Like to see him do underseal like that
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Seems quite an effective spot repair technique.
However his body filling skills are somewhat amateur, have you seen how wavy the arch is
However his body filling skills are somewhat amateur, have you seen how wavy the arch is
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wanted operative for polish bodyshop must have huge lungs
CompoSimmonite
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Many years ago, 25+, I went with a friend to look at what was then the brand new to UK Dacia Duster 4x4. The paintwork was horrendous and dealer admitted they had to respray defects as part ot the pre delivery inspection. Now I know why it was so bad straight from the Romanian manufacturer 
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I blacked out half way through doing the bonnet though
Alright till you get hiccups
Alright till you get hiccups
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Not a bad finish
))Ive seen worse cars lolaircooled72
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I wonder if Bernie & Mario have seen this 
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I wonder if Bernie & Mario have seen this
More like something that Leepu's men would use
Years ago I had afriend who sprayed a Derby Bentley with a Celspray kit.
It looked like a ladies scent spray, and had a rubber bulb that you squeezed to provide the air. If I remember correctly it blew the air into a small glass container where the paint was ready to be atomised. I believe he used brushing Belco.
He admitted it was hell on the hand muscles and tendons. After he polished the car it looked respectable.
He later graduated to spraying Valspar thinned with petrol, we used to laugh at health and safety in the 1960s, luckily the paint went on flat which stopped the experiment. He was a heavy smoker so it was just as well.
He carried out a cracking job on a Bond minicar afterwards using a Burgess spraygun kit bought from Littlewoods catalogue. He used cellulose candy red and it was superb. This was in spite of doing it during winter using anti bloom thinners.
Happy days. Regards Kels.
It looked like a ladies scent spray, and had a rubber bulb that you squeezed to provide the air. If I remember correctly it blew the air into a small glass container where the paint was ready to be atomised. I believe he used brushing Belco.
He admitted it was hell on the hand muscles and tendons. After he polished the car it looked respectable.
He later graduated to spraying Valspar thinned with petrol, we used to laugh at health and safety in the 1960s, luckily the paint went on flat which stopped the experiment. He was a heavy smoker so it was just as well.
He carried out a cracking job on a Bond minicar afterwards using a Burgess spraygun kit bought from Littlewoods catalogue. He used cellulose candy red and it was superb. This was in spite of doing it during winter using anti bloom thinners.
Happy days. Regards Kels.
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Thats a Dacia
so the video must be from Romania
we used to make air brushes like that in school art class for making posters
but painting car body panels ? thats way cool
just goes to show that a little ingenuity can go a long way,
well done
so the video must be from Romania
we used to make air brushes like that in school art class for making posters
but painting car body panels ? thats way cool
just goes to show that a little ingenuity can go a long way,
well done
I wonder if Bernie & Mario have seen this
Bernie would have no problem doing a full respray with one of these babies, and once he's finished he wouldnt have enough gas left to shout at mario
