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Old 05-10-2010, 11:19 PM   #1
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Re: 1969 Camaro "Yenko" Clone

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That body work looks awesome nuke! That is a sweet truck and camper, I want one. lol
Thanks, yah that truck just caught our attention, we totally had to get a pic of it!!!!! Thanks!

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sheetmetal is looking great cant wait to see it painted!
Makes Two of us.

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Nice work as always James, It looks very familiar to what I am doing on the 86. I thought I was using a bunch of mud but I guess that's normal to get it straight.
Yup it is fairly normal if you want something STRAIT. Still remember thou, there is only maybe a 1/16th on there at most. never over do it.

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Stuff looking good..Lifted Truck and Trailer u only see that in saskatchwen lol
Thanks, and to be honest it was at the Saskatchewan / Alberta bordre by Lloyd.

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I never knew it was "ok" or "normal" to use that much mud until TV shows like Overhaulin' and American Hot Rod where they showed a good bit of the prep and paint work. The body shop guys would just cover the entire panel and sand from there. Makes sense to me.

Honestly, alot of those shows still butcher theirs cars, they finish mudwork in 80 grit, then poly prime the entire car and block it out then re prime with primer and block it out again, and alot of their gaps are made with mud. I have seen them first had, they are nice cars but they are not a metal masters car, just a mud masters. Hope I do not offend anyone out there, but the TV cars that I have worked on are nothing speacial. BTW it is never OK to use alot of mud, but it does make our life a lot easier some days, but also you can spend more time mudding than it would take to rough out the metal properly in the first plac.

Looks great bud! My Bird is supposed to arrive tomorrow I wanted to follow my uncle down, but I had to leave NY on Sunday and he wanted to stay longer.
NICE!!!! can not wait for pics

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james lookin awesome man! and that truck and camper are AWESOME haha.
Thanks bud.

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cool work!
Thanks.

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Very cool! That is a very nice Monte too! We just got done doing the mud work on my corvette. Man am I glad I have a friend who has a body shop because I would be there for a long time sanding body filler. So far he has primed and blocked it 4 times. I hope it looks sweet when done.................... I haven't seen it since we laid down the first coat of primer and it didn't look so cool. LOL
Yah that Monte is nice, doing mud work can take a really long time and be a pain in the arse, that is for sure. Hope to see a pic of the vette soon!
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Old 05-11-2010, 08:29 PM   #2
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Re: 1969 Camaro "Yenko" Clone

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Hope to see a pic of the vette soon!
Well, I went over there today and he hasn't done anything more than block the front and add some glazing putty to it. The way he told me everyday I talked to him was, "I'm sanding it getting ready to prime and re-block again." Uh, no. So he's supposed to have the front clip reprimed and I'm supposed to go over and we are going to do a final sand and remask it so he can shoot it tomorrow. Man I hope so, I need to get it put back together to go test the new turbo.
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