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Old 12-04-2023, 01:24 PM   #1
killersdd
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Re: Body man/shop recommendation-East TN

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Originally Posted by 68 C10 Driver View Post
YouTube is your friends. I watched PaulCK10 and Gibson63 on their projects and really learned a lot. I have painted a few vehicles over the past 40 years, most of that was when I was in the military and looking to make a few bucks or help out friends. I know you can do it..if I can do it you can! Painting is something that the paint shops in my opinion charge too much for. I bought one of those inflatable paint booths after watching a gazillion YouTube videos on them. I was $700 for a 10x20. I have painted things outside, which is ok for smaller things, but for a whole truck I needed a booth. Being in the south we have lots of bugs...and they love checking out fresh paint.
Your confidence in my abilities is inspiring, good sir, lol... Paint is a good ways down the road for me. I mainly want to get my bodywork done, gaps all set, and a good coat of primer first and foremost. Its gonna be a while before I'm ready for paint.
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