quote:Originally posted by audiobhanfan85: f*ck a break...its an obsession, and an understandable one to most on the forum. you do awsome work meade...keep it up. i envy you.
X2 It's all fun and games until someone starts pulling 36+ hr work-weekends on projects other than your own, only to work the usual 40 hr work-weekdays while still doing more projects during the week. Eventually you start to neglect a few small things like oh... i dunno socializing, eating, sleeping.
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i think the thing that gets neglected the most is my house. It needs lots of work but i cant stay out of the garage! Hell the minute i finish the Navigator i got something BIG in store for the tahoe (a full Re-do) so i guess its not gonna stop for a good long time. Especially since were gonna flip that '59 Impala afterthat
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quote:Originally posted by Meade916: thanks guys i appreciate it....
i think the thing that gets neglected the most is my house. It needs lots of work but i cant stay out of the garage! Hell the minute i finish the Navigator i got something BIG in store for the tahoe (a full Re-do) so i guess its not gonna stop for a good long time. Especially since were gonna flip that '59 Impala afterthat
X2 If I had a garage or a bigger shop (at the house) I would probably never see the light of day. But I guess it's best I don't, I would probably look like re-heated death.
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i love this stuff...c'mon now there are more important things than wives, a social life, a clean house, sleep...like...being covered in sawdust for a week, and building bada$$ systems..lol. u do good work..work that kids like me look up too..
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I got my first day off since october monday and tuesday....I'm married!I had no clue.....I always thought it was this lump in my bed that was there when I went to sleep and when I woke up
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**** i got it pretty good really.....the wife works from 5:30pm till 1:30am. I get home right at 5 so most nites its me, my sons, and whatever friend sees the garage open and stops by. Total bachelor pad "with benefits"
quote:Originally posted by BallzDeep: I got my first day off since october monday and tuesday....I'm married!I had no clue.....I always thought it was this lump in my bed that was there when I went to sleep and when I woke up
Dude, I hope she was still breathin!?
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quote:Originally posted by loveing the bass: Thanks steve,but where do you buy your matt from???
I boating place
quote:Originally posted by Meade916: lets see.......most of saturday, most of sunday (inluding trips to TAP Plastics (fiberglass, plexi etc.), and home depot.
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Time to take the metal tape off the 4" Aeroports and see what they look like. So far so good These are going to be 12" long i just havent put the other ends on yet. Ill save that for last.
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Steve, your my hero.....haha nice work man, looking to come together damn good, nice to see someone has the passion to do all this outta his garage in his spare time!
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What types of body filler were used in the first part and the second part. It never looked pink. Also is the stuff used easier to work with or sand better than cheapo body filler? Looks awesome.
quote:Originally posted by 97Cavy: Steve, your my hero.....haha nice work man, looking to come together damn good, nice to see someone has the passion to do all this outta his garage in his spare time!
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quote:Originally posted by vented: What types of body filler were used in the first part and the second part. It never looked pink. Also is the stuff used easier to work with or sand better than cheapo body filler? Looks awesome.
Thanks
After i knocked down the big stuff on the fiberglass, i used "kitty hair" for the first filler....the green stuff. It is like bondo sorta but it has fiberglass strands in it so it is much stronger. After knocking that down with a cheese-grater and filling a few more low spots with it as well as more sanding i went ahead and used regular bondo for the finer filling. Thats the pinkish you see in the pic. After sanding that down i did another layer of body filler....the blueish stuff was just me using some blue hardener i had laying around.
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quote:Originally posted by loveing the bass: Thanks steve,but where do you buy your matt from???
I boating place
quote:Originally posted by Meade916: lets see.......most of saturday, most of sunday (inluding trips to TAP Plastics (fiberglass, plexi etc.), and home depot.
O i see,its a special shop where you can buy Lexani and everything else like that at dirt cheap prices.
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meade i was thinking...you should start videotaping your builds and cut/edit them into a how-to video and sell them...id buy it...you're the man..
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