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Quoted from bumpnthump05:

Started doing the body work on the head of the machine! Bondo, Tack Cloth, Primer, Spot Filler, Sand, Tack Cloth, More primer, And Applying Paint and stencils!
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Quoted from bumpnthump05:

Thats what ive used for primer and the first coat of satin black (3rd to last pic) and its smoother than a baby's bottom after tack clothing it prior to painting. Im really liking how its turning out. That picture was still semi wet and makes it look uneven but after drying it looks amazing.

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Quoted from bumpnthump05:

Well, i had a hiccup with the paint. The paint was cured and dry but i guess this spot wasnt adhered to the black when i pulled off my yellow stencil on the other side. Talked to Jeff @ Pinball Pimp Stencils and he said to cut some 1/8" strips of blue painters tape, and slowly tape the edges and then tape around that and spray some paint on it. Another set-back but i guess i gotta do what i gotta do.

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