Posted by ericlb on December 20, 2013 at 09:18:15 from (67.142.161.20):
here's what ive been working on, this trailer was ugly! what had paint, was faded to purple, all foward facing surfaces rock chipped so bad i had to go to bare metal, fixed one big dent from the corner of a flatbed turning too tight, sanded the whole thing and featheredged all the pits and scratches, [ a weeks work] then primered and 3 coats of acrilic enamel, outside, as we didnt want overspray in the shop, [ many items and vehicles in there which cant have that happen] it turned out nice, new rubber completes the deal, all i lack once it dries is putting in a new front window and polishing all the stainless trim
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