El Burro - Step 3: Reassembly

[jeep4me]

All the parts have been cleaned up or replaced, now I just have to put everything back together. I'll have to wait a couple of days for the paint to fully cure but after that there's no holds barred. Here are some pics of the paint job, turned out pretty good. There are some rough spots but overall I'm really satisfied.

 

[jimh]

Looking good.:thumbsup: Those colors work well together.

 

[OldMan]

Nice job...

 

[Jleon]

Like the colors, can't wait for more photos.

 

[GTO]

Wow, looks real good. :thumbsup:

Something fishy though,,, the cement is to clean. :doah:

Did you use a spray gun?

 

[jeep4me]

Nope, got myself a drop cloth!!!! And thanks, I'm pretty pleased how it's turning out, too.

 

[delray]

looks good jeep4me:thumbsup:
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[jeep4me]

Just got my new label for the El Burro. Looks great.

 

[jesse8931]

sweet build if i ever find one one the cheap seems like it would be fun to ride

 

[GTO]

Where did you get the label?

 

[jeep4me]

I work at a printing company and I had a friend, in the composition dept., reproduce it for me. I was suprised how well it tuned out.

 

[GTO]

I think you should start selling stickers. :wink:

 

[jeep4me]

I probably could. But I buy the gal, who did the work, lunch for her efforts. I'd be paying for lunches for the next year.

 

[jimh]

Do you work in label or form plant? If its labels, have the platemaker make some plates and run them out during make-ready. Don't worry about the waste. You could probably get some pigment powders from the ink guy, and use them to tint clearcoat.

 

[GTO]

I probably could. But I buy the gal, who did the work, lunch for her efforts. I'd be paying for lunches for the next year.

You give her a "cut",,,, thats how it's done "old scool style". Hahahahaha