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Originally Posted by blkcadi
How cool, rattle cans can be your friend. I tried my hand at painting, don't like wearing the mask (screws up the make-up). I'm actually pretty handy with a pinstripe brush.
We,re bragging about kids. This is my boys latest project. A '49 Merc, says he's gonna leave it in primer. I love it. the interior is awesome with air-ride and a bangin' stereo too.

And since you commented on a clean shop, this is my "clean freak Fathers" work area in the shop. I just want to run over there and mess things up.

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ooohhhh, nice! (both pics)
I never wore a mask for painting until my winter project a few months ago. My poor brain must be missing a few billion cells from some other projects Ive done without- always ended up with an awful migraine for several days afterwards. I broke down and bought a mask since this last time I was painting in the closed garage (it was March and I needed heat) It doesnt mess up makeup too much ,unless you wear foundation which I wear about 3 times a year, but it does make those ugly skin depressions like you get from elastics. My solution was to paint at night and not go out anywhere afterwards.
Heres a link to an album of pictures taken with my iPhone of painting I did on the race car before the vinyl graphics were done. I painted the front bumper, both front fenders and teh engine parts and brake calipers.
Here's some iphone pics i took when I repaired the bumper on my truck about a month ago. Some moron backed into it in the supermarket parking lot over the winter.