Clay’s Wedgewood Blue FB Ute

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Re: Clay’s Wedgewood Blue FB Ute

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As they say " nothing to see here, just move along ", ha ha.

Showed Clay the tail lights yesterday that I will be using but swore him to secrecy.
I may start a new thread on my build, if I have time.
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18.4C 63%Image

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Already a small run on the b pillar. I'm allowing 20 minutes between coats.

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Rogers new stick. Image

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Two coats in, 20C and 61%. Acryilic primer 1:1, 1.5 turns out, 23psi full fan.

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needs a few repairs like mine
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The repairs are the price of the over riders.

Warmer tomorrow. Will h a be a go at painting the tank with this.ImageImage

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Hey clay did you know that Adz now has a heated booth up the road??


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Thanks Glen that could be very handy.


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18C 55%. Paraglaze 2k urethane G113 metallic one shot. 2:1 plus 10%. 25psi, 1.5 out, full fan. Getting toward 2pm and supposed to get to 23C. Warming the paint up.Image

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Hmmm, tricky stuff. Ran like de'Castella. I only have a 2.0mm gun.

Anyway decided I like the colour for honeypot, column and head lining trims. I mixed half what I had so using it up. Will rectify the tank and go again another day.ImageImage

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I did the top side second and was careful so no runs. Next time I can just paint the bottom on the flat. Just holding the gun further away and less overlap. It's a bit different go acrylic primer.

Bonnet hinges and striker would look good in this. Pity I already painted them in SCA epoxy enamel. It was over a year ago. Might give it a try on top.Image

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The door strikers and hinges come up really good just being zinced - relatively cheap and not as susceptible to chips and rust - I just got a heap together like bonnet hinges - striker and any external mechs and did a basket - was about 350 a basket I think - just a thought


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Using it upImageImageImageImageImage

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Hi Clay the silver looks good mate as you know I like the silver on colour contrast.

Are you going to take advantage of the heated spray booth somehow I don't think you want to wait another 6 months to get colour on your ute.

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