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    That's gotta be rare. A tradie working in Canberra between Christmas and New Year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by playwme View Post
    That's gotta be rare. A tradie working in Canberra between Christmas and New Year.
    A mate of mine has a business (not smash repair) and has 2 spray booths. He's open between Christmas and New Year for sales but the workshop is closed so I get the booth to myself for 3 days.

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    Happy days. Beats sitting around with the family eating for a week. At least you'll have something awesome to show for your efforts. I'm dreading the holiday season already.

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    I got all the panels in hi fill over the weekend. That leaves me 9 days, and counting, to get it ready for paint. I can feel a few early afternoon disappearances from work coming on.


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    cannot wait to see it painted been following ur build for some time! hehe
    1973 HQ with HZ front. Currently waiting for its resto.
    308 for sale too

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    Looking sweet man gonna come up an absolute gem.. Just a question as im new to panel repair. Did you just replace rusty sections by cutting out the rust then either boarding it over with a new panel section and then bogging it up?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NickyG View Post
    Did you just replace rusty sections by cutting out the rust then either boarding it over with a new panel section and then bogging it up?
    The rusty bits were cut out and new steel welded back in, ground down then bogged and filed. The bog is mainly for tidying up the welds.

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    Yeah sweet i thought that was the case.. that bog just a purchase from an auto store

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    Quote Originally Posted by NickyG View Post
    that bog just a purchase from an auto store
    Auto stores (Repco Auot Pro etc) tend to charge heaps more for it. Find a local auto paint supply shop, they will usually give you a better deal (and qualified advice) on all the stuff you need like wet 'n dry sand paper, bog, paint, thinners and can recommend what to use etc.

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    My hat off to you! Working so well with great results in such a small work area.
    Thanks for your regular updates, I'm looking forward to the next.

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