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Well we were actually talking to a local auto body place about renting their booth at least for spraying the clear but then he got really busy and could not let us. Something about winter driving conditions and collisions lol lol we don't want to rely on others or transfer that kind of liability so it's best to create our own clean space, as I said my buddy rich has been doing body work for 50 years and he is mr outgoing he knows everyone in this town including several auto body places. So he was all excited to be working this deal where we could rent the booth for a few hours.. he gets very passionate about this stuff hahaha
Luckily we have the room! I just had to find a place for a b2 and my 52 Tudor can roll back and forth. For putting down the clear you really need proper ventilation and temperature control. Tons of light and the white paint sure helps with that!
The compressor setup is working really well now, just like everything else we drag home on a budget it needed some love (throw $$$ at it)
This space is perfect we framed a simple wall that can be put up or set aside for when we need the clean space
I knew quite a bit about auto body before this but now I have learned a ton more. I am lucky my dudes are pros at so many things!!!
I'm back at the home shop working on the rest of the truck stay tuned this is the final push.
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2007 Sport 4door 4x4 4.0L SOHC V6 Ranger