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#243325 04/11/2005 1:42 AM
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Did the last of the painting except for the running boards. Had a little excitement today. Painted the red on sat and the black & clear on sunday. Thought my clear was a 4 to 1 mix and was all set with materials. Turns out it was 2 to 1 and I was going to run out of hardener. Called all around and finally found some at a friends place and was able to finish. Here is what I ended up with. Can't wait to color sand and start assembling.
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Jim Lookin' good. Ill bet you can't wait to drive it. I am starting the bodywork on my 49 after finally getting the chassis done. Subs are COOL! Weeds

#243327 04/11/2005 10:48 PM
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46 burb, WOW... Don't know what else to say, but WOW! I love that color combo. Can't wait to see it done. IMO only thing as cool as a burb is a canopy express. Good Luck, and keep the pictures coming.

#243328 04/12/2005 12:47 AM
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Good lookin' burb, I realize the value of it after seein' one at the Shriner's swap meet over the weekend, totally rusty, and not all there, but still a healthy price tag on it, don't know if it sold, but it would make someone a great ride

#243329 04/12/2005 5:43 AM
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Now THAT is eye candy! wink


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Black fenders? And keep the Wide whites? That will be quite a classy looking burb when your done. What are the "Details"?

#243331 04/12/2005 6:00 PM
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Tooooo Cool!! I love them 46 burbs. Your colors look great. Looks like you'll be on the road soon.

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#243332 04/12/2005 9:56 PM
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Well now, that is one fine truck. I'm jealous! That art deco styling can't be beat. The closest I can get to one of those is the Franklin Mint burb! Nice model, but ... Thanks for the pic! Smitty

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Yeah Jim,
Lookin' real good! I need to do that to mine but I hate to stop driving it long enough to do it.


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#243334 04/13/2005 1:24 AM
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thanks guys. the kudos help keep me going through the HOURS of color sanding I'm doing now. Speaking if the wide whites, the tires are good but the walls are really grungy with maybe even some paint or primer from the po. Any tips on how to clean them up?
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Westley's Bleche-White, found @ Walmart and anyplace else, is the best for ww's. Get a nice soft brass brush, spray 'em brush 'em rinse 'em! Then some armor-all, maybe the not so shiney type, and you're done.

#243336 04/19/2005 5:03 PM
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Thanks for the tire info. I'm gonna try it. Will have it buffed tonight and then can start putting it toghther. The only thing not painted is the runnung boards. YAHOO!
More picts to come
Jim

#243337 04/22/2005 10:48 AM
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As promised, progress pictures!
got it all color sanded and putting it back together!
Jim
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