here is my 65 finaly blasted oand out of the garage for a good cleaning. will be priming tonight. Cant wait to start on the body work.

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Are you trying to tell me it don't rain up there? Prime it quick. I like the rig too. Is it good for ribs?
Jim

 

Does that mean sand blasted? Did you do that yourself? What type of equipment did you use?

 

Nice looking rotisserie. 'zat homemade? What gray primer did you use?

 

yea its a home made rotisserie. I havent primed it yet that is bare metal. I used a harbor freight sand blaster with my 60 galon air compressor. which by the way I think I killed. I am going to start looking for a new one that is much bigger.

 

I bet that made one heck of a mess in the garage?

 

this is after I took the plastic down. It didn't help. I got sand everywhere. I am paying someone next time. It took me eight hourslast night to clean my garage and get the sand out of my car.

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I know what you mean Tony.I researched ahead of time and decided to have a pro sand blast mine. Cheaper and a whole lot cleaner.

 

I just had my car sandblasted last week, came out good (except the flaws behind the paint and bondo [:@]), but I had a pro do mine as well. I sandblasted the engine bay myself last summer using the same harbor freight sandblaster you did. I put plastic up on the sides, underneath, behind, didn't help too much. Except luckily mine was in the driveway under a cannopy so cleanup was easier.

looks good, get some primer on her!

 

How should I go about finding a place to sandblast my car? Ballpark figure on how much that would cost?