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:+1: They are 3/4" thick and are around $40.00 for a 4x6 sheet. Super heavy though.

Amen to that. I havent touched my marker since last year. Way too many other hobbies. :beer:

Man if I had a dollar for everytime I heard that. Thats why the age group of most of the people that we are doing restorations for is the baby boomers. They had one when they were younger and poorer. Now that they have some expendible cash they are getting that car back that they regreted...

Not real sure. He bought it at an auction at Hot August Nights. Apparantly it sold once already and the guy brought it back. He should have known to look into it a bit more.

Very cool. I may need one of those for doing estimates on cars. Pretty good price.

That was cool. I was waiting for someone to come into the picture for scale. It almost looks like a model. Really cool if it's not.

Thats how all my projects seemed to go when I had an older house. One thing always led to another. Good luck on your fix.

I like how the DeWalts look lovingly into each others eyes. :bounce: I was thinking the same thing about cutting holes in the front and mounting shelves. That would be pretty slick. Great job and I too am glad to see another paintballer.

I'll get some more photos. There are quite a few blown welds. If you look down into the lock pillars it gets real nasty. Very bad weld quality. They also welded the rear body panel solid to the quarters. No seam and again, bad welds. Roof came off another car and had just about a micron of...

I havent figured it all out yet but I am guessing around $15-20K. Paint materials being around $3-4K of the bill. Spendy stuff. This customer likes specific kinds of cars. We have done a SS 70 El Camino and a SS Malibu for him already. This camaro is going to have custom interior as well...

No problem!!!!! :thumbup:

I like the jet powered one!!!!! I need to hook one of those up to my truck for when the coppers come up behind me.

I'm glad you had fun. Nothing like a job well done.

Yah, thats what we thought also. But there were some things that just didnt look right. Stripping it down confirmed our suspision. Thick bondo. Whoever did the work on this was not a professional. They installed new quarter panel skins on the vehicle and went cheap. The proper install is a...

We use them professionally so they are really worth it to us. As far as them being worth it to you...I dont know. How often will you use them? All I know is they work and we do not have any problems with them. :beer:

We are in the mega-metropolis of Silverton Oregon. Maybe 9500 people :thumbup:

This one just came back from the media blaster. You never know whats hiding under that paint. This owner just got the bad news. Needs new quarters, rear body panel and roof. At least he is going to know what he has now. Whoever did this resto before REALLY liked bondo and didnt care at all...

+2 :thumbup: We move cars all over the shop with those things. They work great.

We have to have a fire suppresion for our main spray booth. Installed it was roughly $5000.00. It has two large bottles outside the booth that are hooked up to a firing system. When you look at the roof in the booth there is a wire with a capsule suspended in the middle. When it reaches a...

Here is a link to the workbench I made with the doors. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9386