Who can beat this?!?!?...(custom tails finished [page 2])
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well theres always tthe mini gun which is good for little jobs but is almost a slow a spraying with a spray can :?
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Originally Posted by willwren
Take your time. Get some 1500 grit, and try to polish them even more.
ust re read your first post Bill, I wouldnt dream of stoping at 1500 grit when water sanding on black, ill stop only when i make it to 3000
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Ya that'* more my style. It'* got a 9 1/2" pattern which is much better than a spray can.
I do have to admit that a spray can is not that bad. I know Bill is pretty good at it and that is all I have ever used.
I do have to admit that a spray can is not that bad. I know Bill is pretty good at it and that is all I have ever used.
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
I do have to admit that a spray can is not that bad. I know Bill is pretty good at it and that is all I have ever used.
i aggree, i acctually had Bill in mind when i made this thread, because i know how good they look when he is done
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I wouldnt dream of stoping at 1500 grit when water sanding on black, ill stop only when i make it to 3000
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I'm a rattle-can master. My helmet, slick rims, and a few other projects came out pretty good. But now I'm debating whether to rattle-can my hood (huge cost-savings, and I know I can make it good), or buy a gun. Even the paint is more expensive if I gun it.
Decisions, decisions.
Decisions, decisions.