Shakespheare?
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Re: Shakespheare?
Disregard the rust,it's been dealt with.
no matter how bad it is,it can always get worse,I'm an optimist
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Got the trim on a second chance after the guy that sniped failed to make contact, odd!
Crack on with the Shakey, summer is just around the corner and the English arrive in May
Crack on with the Shakey, summer is just around the corner and the English arrive in May
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Congrats. Hope it's all it says it is. If you're coming over,hope to meet have and are you bringing the Shakey?
no matter how bad it is,it can always get worse,I'm an optimist
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Sadly not able to come over, hope the sun shines and all goes well. From what others have said and T15 has posted it promises to be a cracking do.
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A little further on two steps forward one back Now you know why I use the signature that I do.
Anyway it's back to the wet 'n' dry,barcoat,more primer,and we'll give it another go next week/month/year .
Water and oil in the airline Got an earful for that from my mate who did the spraying for me.
Anyway it's back to the wet 'n' dry,barcoat,more primer,and we'll give it another go next week/month/year .
Water and oil in the airline Got an earful for that from my mate who did the spraying for me.
no matter how bad it is,it can always get worse,I'm an optimist
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i feel for you... she will look fabulous in the end.. shiny paint jobs show EVER blemish... anyway, its better than watching telly
don't loose heart.. you'll be really proud when she's in the water and people you don't know, say how beautiful she is...
don't loose heart.. you'll be really proud when she's in the water and people you don't know, say how beautiful she is...
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Thanks for the words of encouragement Piece of useless information,NEVER EVER spray anything silicone based OR leave a silicone based tube of grease open anywhere near where you're going to spray paint with 2k paint
The Shakey now has a name.............."Murphy's Law"
The Shakey now has a name.............."Murphy's Law"
no matter how bad it is,it can always get worse,I'm an optimist
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I had a visit from Murphy myself Keep up the hard work it will be worth it in the end
SEAN-NÓS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd6vkPjEy4U
Crackerbox build http://player.vimeo.com/video/87412648
The launch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfNjkhMRt40
Crackerbox build http://player.vimeo.com/video/87412648
The launch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfNjkhMRt40
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Another step on,two back .But, "Murphy's Law" is finally painted.
A catalogue of errors ,bad luck and sheer stupidity contributed to a very trying job.And I won't elaborate on that.
But I got her back,took her to another friend with a commercial paint oven.He put a barcoat,epoxy primer and a couple of coats of lacquer.
At the heel of the hunt,it turns out that it was the fibreglass it self that caused the reaction to the paint.Maybe it absorbed oil or something from the air. I don't know,but it give my mate,who is a commercial painter,on a commercial premises ,a hard time as well.
A catalogue of errors ,bad luck and sheer stupidity contributed to a very trying job.And I won't elaborate on that.
But I got her back,took her to another friend with a commercial paint oven.He put a barcoat,epoxy primer and a couple of coats of lacquer.
At the heel of the hunt,it turns out that it was the fibreglass it self that caused the reaction to the paint.Maybe it absorbed oil or something from the air. I don't know,but it give my mate,who is a commercial painter,on a commercial premises ,a hard time as well.
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no matter how bad it is,it can always get worse,I'm an optimist