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Re: Finally Painted Some Super C Parts Today and My Shoes
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Posted by RedTed/MO on March 24, 2002 at 04:26:16 from (63.71.128.104):
In Reply to: Finally Painted Some Super C Parts Today and My Shoes posted by Toyfarmer on March 23, 2002 at 22:09:08:
Toyfarmer: Looks like you and your Super C are just about a month ahead of me/mine. Going front to back, it's rear axle seals and brake discs this weekend. Then the pto box and then,... then expose ourselves once again to the dreaded Red Shoe Disease. What kind of paint are you using? And what sort of application equipment? Picture of parts in the booth sure make me eager to get on with it! RedTed/MO.
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