Power Wagon Rebuild (Update: 11/5/08)
07-11-2009, 08:50 PM
#125
1.0 BAR
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 461
sorry for the long time between updates... had a lot going on, but...
Engine assembled:
Then, this took about 40 hours over two weeks, 400 lb of sand, and about 450 KW of electricity through the Compressor... Got the electric bill a few days ago
ol:
Blast booth up:
Just starting:
Done:
Engine assembled:
Then, this took about 40 hours over two weeks, 400 lb of sand, and about 450 KW of electricity through the Compressor... Got the electric bill a few days ago
ol: Blast booth up:
Just starting:
Done:
07-11-2009, 10:08 PM
#127
3.0 BAR
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: St. Augustine FL
Posts: 3,936
its a frame, nobody cares about a little dust.
also, wetting the floor is a myth. it really doesnt do ---- for dust control. i have painted cars outside on a dry day that came out better than cars in a decent booth with a wet floor. its all in how the moons align that day or you use a downdraft spray booth. thats the only sure fire way to get clean paint.
also, wetting the floor is a myth. it really doesnt do ---- for dust control. i have painted cars outside on a dry day that came out better than cars in a decent booth with a wet floor. its all in how the moons align that day or you use a downdraft spray booth. thats the only sure fire way to get clean paint.
really god joB!!!
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