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I like it! Really cool all lit up!

very classy, I like it

Thanks for the comments guys!! I think this is the part Boomer was talking about. You know where you get to do the little FUN THINGS!!

Finally get to the big one!!! The bus is being painted by Ozone Collision in Greenville, SC. They do mostly large trucks and buses. The owner is a friend and a great painter. He agreed to paint the bus if I helped. Next time I will pay extra NOT to help!! What a job! Sand, wash, prime. Sand wash prime again. Paint now? NO!! Water sand again! Prime again. Now paint for two days. Done, NO!! Water sand clear, then clear three more times!! Paint prep has taken four men about four days. Went into the booth Friday night. Will have finished pics. in a couple days. What a job!!!

Brant (the owner) wondering if I will make it as a painter!@!@ Prep, prime, sand, it becomes a blur after a few days!
The booth may look small in this pic. but will accomadate an 80' long vehicle.
Wet sanded before last coat of clear.

Looking very good Eric! I remember doing that on ours, and all by myself. it took me a lot longer and then I get to redo it! I found out I'm no painter! I should have went with my first instinct, don't shoot metallic! Or practiced on something much smaller!

Can't wait to see the result!

What brand of products are you using?

Putting the puzzle back together.

SWEET !!!!!!!!!!

Eric, that is one beautiful bus !! You need to bring it to Branson so we can drool over it.

Thank you Wayne

ericbsc wrote:Back on the road after 6 wks. First trip today to Wingate college for our daughters cross country meet.

That is really nice. Mine was in the paintshop for over 11 weeks and the truly sad part was "it was a single color" paint job.

BCO

Very, very nice Eric! Wow! Now ya gotta find some giant store front windows to drive by for that Vogue shot of yourself Gotta love a new paint job! Enjoy!