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25/11/2007 at 6:11pm
 Location: Touring Scotland
 Outfit: None Entered
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Quote: Originally posted by fred2b on 21/11/2007

That looks really nice. I'm doing up a 1984 Talbot at the moment and will be looking at repaint in a few months time.

T4bloke.... it's interesting that you hand painted your van. I sold my Robinhood earlier this year to fund buying the Talbot and was surfing just yesterday about coach painting by hand. If I can build and spray a car I recon I can hand paint a van.

Any tips very welcome.

Regards

Peter

Peter,

I have painted a lot of Vintage Tractors by hand following advice given to me by an old Coach Painter. His advice was only use proper vehicle coach paint, I used to like ICI P383. Try to have the area to be painted warm and have undercoats well flatted down. When brush painting his advice was take a small area brush across first, brush down next, brush across again and brush down last. Use a top quality brush, and the beauty is you get a lot of paint on, so therefore if you have to T cut at any time you have plenty of paint to work with. Hope this is of interest.

David




25/11/2007 at 7:11pm
 Location: shildon-co.durham
 Outfit: Hymer Mercedes 660s motorhome
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hi dsewell 103,i think the paint sprayer cleaned up the joints,treated them then fibreglassed them,he culdnt weld because he said i would have to strip out the van or it mite go up in flames.He said the rust would probably come back in a couple of years but overall the van is in gud nick, a luv veedubs theyre class,a mite enquire  bout the LT club     regards fimmy

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