choppedtop
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This has and is a good build thread. I enjoy watching your progress, and detailed photos.
Thanks man.. I'm slow..This has and is a good build thread. I enjoy watching your progress, and detailed photos.
My thouts too, can't really make them safe, just try not to build a death trap, lol.Trying to keep my family safe. If a T bucket is safe?
Thanks man.. I'm slow..
So far spray cans of Kimball Midwest. My neighbor has a paint booth. He can shoot body for me if I ever teach myself to do body work.Cooter are you painting the entire ride with spray cans? I turned my one car garage into a spray booth, hung plastic around all the walls, propped the door up with box fans sucking the fumes out filled in by cardboard. Then nailed strings from the rafters with parts hanging and sprayed all one color in 2 rounds.....it was kind of a dancing act if you will, as the spraying was taking place not to hit or bump into hanging parts. I do like where you are going with this project.
Bodywork isn't bad, you just have to be committed to doing it and get into the mood, so to speak. My advise as a former body shop owner is don't skimp on materials, especially safety, like resperaters, masks, gloves. That stuff will kill you. I've lost many friends in the industry over the years including my dad from heart and lung issues.So far spray cans of Kimball Midwest. My neighbor has a paint booth. He can shoot body for me if I ever teach myself to do body work.
I wear my mask... Stuff sure stinks.. Gloves alsoBodywork isn't bad, you just have to be committed to doing it and get into the mood, so to speak. My advise as a former body shop owner is don't skimp on materials, especially safety, like resperaters, masks, gloves. That stuff will kill you. I've lost many friends in the industry over the years including my dad from heart and lung issues.
It will get in your blood through the pores in your skin. I used to feel hung over the day after spraying paint, like a whole car, etc, from it and that was in a well ventilated shop set up for paint with a suit, respirator, etc... Not trying to scare anyone, just think about it. Also, I know lots of guys paint in open shops and use fans, furnace blowers, etc to evacuate the over spray and fumes, but I personally know a guy who had his shop explode from the sparks in the motor on a furnace blower fan that ignited the vapors. Paint booth fans have the motors isolated outside of where the fumes are so they are unable to have contact, just a FYI...I wear my mask... Stuff sure stinks.. Gloves also
It will get in your blood through the pores in your skin. I used to feel hung over the day after spraying paint, like a whole car, etc, from it and that was in a well ventilated shop set up for paint with a suit, respirator, etc... Not trying to scare anyone, just think about it. Also, I know lots of guys paint in open shops and use fans, furnace blowers, etc to evacuate the over spray and fumes, but I personally know a guy who had his shop explode from the sparks in the motor on a furnace blower fan that ignited the vapors. Paint booth fans have the motors isolated outside of where the fumes are so they are unable to have contact, just a FYI...
Bodywork isn't bad, you just have to be committed to doing it and get into the mood, so to speak. My advise as a former body shop owner is don't skimp on materials, especially safety, like resperaters, masks, gloves. That stuff will kill you. I've lost many friends in the industry over the years including my dad from heart and lung issues.
It's not unsafe, but you need to know what precautions to take. It's not intended for casual use, like rustolium spray paint, you need to protect yourself from that too. I made all the mistakes starting out, like most everyone else, but now we have things like this forum to share info, so it's easier to be informed.I can completely understand that happening.....the paint I shot my bucket with, wow!! Unbelievably, potent, I almost have a hard time believing that in today's world (with all the regulations) that guy can buy the stuff without some kind of license.
LolWow, some guy on Facebook made a battery box just like that today!!
Odyssey 925Good looking box. Is that an Odyssey battery or an Optimum? I have the Odyssey 925 and it has been great, so far.
Lee