1976 280Z Restoration Project

[Patcon]

It looks really good! I am using 3M dry guide coat. I really like it...

[HaZmatt]

I got back on here just to check up on your build. It's coming along great! Fantastic work. I was too scared to do the finish work myself, but you're making it look easy! haha

[wheee!]

Thanks for the confidence booster guys!

[sweatybetty]

2 hours ago, Patcon said:

It looks really good! I am using 3M dry guide coat. I really like it...

the guide coat is a work saver. it is kind of spendy, but worth it. saves alot of time

[wheee!]

I have been considering that. Pricey here in Canada....

[wheee!]

I got back on here just to check up on your build. It's coming along great! Fantastic work. I was too scared to do the finish work myself, but you're making it look easy! haha

And your car???? Do you still have it?

[sweatybetty]

22 hours ago, wheee! said:

I have been considering that. Pricey here in Canada....

i dont know how the us dollar measures against your currency, but iirc, i paid about $30 for a container of guide coat. i used 1 and had too buy a second, but still have most of the second left.

[wheee!]

I pay about $80 Cdn for a 250ml container. Where do you get it for $30 US???

[wheee!]

[newtonhubcap]

Live the booth, I see your down draft exhaust. How you equalizing the air (where are you pulling fresh air in? Are you pulling it in through a filter?) GREAT JOB!

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[wheee!]

Fresh air vent on the roof in the picture comes in from the eaves, not the rafters and you can see the filter on the roof in the pic. Exhaust air pan under the car pulls out the back of the garage.

Both units have an industrial puller motor/fan installed in line for a consistent low volume flow rate.

 

 

[sweatybetty]

On 4/20/2017 at 8:51 PM, wheee! said:

I pay about $80 Cdn for a 250ml container. Where do you get it for $30 US???

a local shop called industrial finish