> Roland,
> I sent this twice to the tiger list but it never made it to
> distribution. Do you have any ideas what is causing
> it to fail?
> Bill
Dunno why it didn't get to the list. I haven't sent anything to
Tigers lately, but I have to other lists served by autox.net
and haven't had any problems.
> ----------
> From: W Goebner[SMTP:wpgoebn]
> Sent: Friday, August 30, 1996 10:08 AM
>
> Roland,
> Just what is it that you use an air brush to paint on your "snake".
> The last time I saw it, there wasn't much to touch up!
> Bill Goebner - 1965 "no smog" - Black Tiger
>
> stuff deleted ---
> there are cheap alternatives to aerosol spray cans. You can buy aerosol
> paint sprayers at hardware stores or perhaps from the same auto paint
> suppliers. What I like even better is an air brush. Better finish and
> more control. You can get aerosol cans for air brushes too.
>
> Roland
On the body (recently) I've only used "unpaint".
I've used an airbrush on a number of small pieces I've rebuilt or
restored, e.g. the turn signal switch, the horns, heater, fresh air
ducting pieces, et cetera. The airbrushed stuff came out much nicer
than the pieces I painted with a spray can.
Roland
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