Painting Allen's Valk

Started by guywheatley, February 28, 2010, 10:20:33 AM

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The trunk and other parts laid out for prep work


Saddle bags and other parts laid out for prep work.


More part waiting prep work.
I'd rather be outside than in.
Guy

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The fenders.


Charles shows Allen how to sand.


Getting into the small spaces.
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Allen gets after it.


Charles takes a break for breakfast.


Moving stuff into the paint room.
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Degreasing.


Temporarily sidetracked by a problem with the welder on another project.


Papering the tables before painting.
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Mixing primer.


Checking viscosity.


Applying primer.
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Smooth and even.


Up close.


Charles had to step out and handed Allen the paint gun. He looks lost.
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Parts with primer on them.


Finishing up.


Greg decided to use the mask.
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I'd rather be outside than in.
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Jerry G Turner

Looks like Allen is doing a great job of watching. lol
MOOT#428
Arlington, Texas
I'm not young enough to know everything

lragan

Man, I am sorry I didn't make this session -- I had a prior commitment to a party for Bill Duke, who rode Colorado with us last summer.

Now I see part of Charles' secret -- A PAINT ROOM -- complete with metal walls, and, no doubt, a filtered air system.  Color me envious.  I want one, but don't know how I could afford it or where I would put it. :lol: :lol:

Of course, the biggest part of Charles success is not being kept secret, as he is teaching others how its done. 

Great pics, Guy.  Keep 'em coming.
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
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hootmon

Looks like Greg's mom taught him well.. Keep your hands in your pockets, and you won't break anything...  :lol:
"accidents aren't predictable, don't be a DUMBASS" - MD Dan


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"accidents aren't predictable, don't be a DUMBASS" - MD Dan

guywheatley


On Saturday, I was the only one on a bike. I had a little more company Sunday.


Blocking it down after the primer is on.


Getting rid of the old paper used for the primer.
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Guy

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New paper going down, getting ready for the paint.


Just a quick check on the welding lessons from yesterday.


Charles prepping his paint gun.
I'd rather be outside than in.
Guy