Getting closer to painting the hood
Jul 7, 2008 | 06:14 PM
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Oh I'm paying for it. I couldn't move this morning I was so sore. 15 minutes in a hot shower and I could at least walk upright 
A couple of Aleve later I could finally take a few steps and quit wincing. It's awful growing old. 
Thank you kind sir!
A couple of Aleve later I could finally take a few steps and quit wincing. It's awful growing old. Thank you kind sir!
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Jul 7, 2008 | 06:18 PM
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No more 1000 grit. 2000 is working fine. Should be easier to buff also. If I had finer I'd go there. Hope this thing doesn't harden up before I get it sanded. AMAZING how easy this color sanding is with fresh stuff.
Starting to get cocky.... I think this will buff up okay.
Starting to get cocky.... I think this will buff up okay.
Jul 7, 2008 | 08:02 PM
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Question paint guys. How do you do what I call a ghost. I've seen stripes done in cars that are translucent. I think some translucent stripes of the lower color would look good in the spots I have sanded. Add a few drops of color to the clear?
Gonna be sorer? More sore. What is beyond sore?
