[Shotimes] Painting (was Timing Belt/Misc.)

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My experience (mostly bad) is such that the place you work in is every bit
as important as any technique.  Flying bugs, dust, a slight breeze, will
lead to disaster.  Also the paint is a major factor; the last job I did used
Imron; although extremely expensive being 2-part it dries quickly with less
exposure to airborne contaminants.
Mike

> Go to http://www.autobodystore.com/cgi-bin/config.pl?index  read
> everything you can before you start asking questions. Almost everything
> you need to know will have been discussed in the last 30 days. Buy the
> video sold on the site. Once you find out you have the proper equipment
> for the type paint you want to use, go to the junkyard and buy the
> cheapest hood you can. Practice until you are satisfied with the
> results. There are beginners there who have turned out incredible work
> on their first job after doing their homework. It ain't rocket science
> but it must be done exactly right to get a quality job.
>
>
> Paul