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Beautiful workmanship. Is that a urethane paint? It sure has depth. Dennis <Davidgerickson66@...> wrote:

P(urty, very)! <timothyahiggins@...> wrote:

Can’t make it tonight. <timothyahiggins@...> wrote:

And P(ony) ! ? Nice. [email protected]> wrote:

If only. I'm just too cheap to pay someone when I can spend 10x the time, almost the same money, and learn to do it myself. This was the last thing I painted. Epoxy primer, spray filler (Evercoat

I"ll come by to watch and learn from the A & P & P(aint) & P(reservation) & P(itot Tubes) & P(-lead, magneto) & P(urge Air) & P(ropellers)... LOL [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks! Would you be going to the museum meeting tonight? Nancy and I are going. Take care, Tim H. <dennis.carlson.atgs@...> wrote:

Tim, Got ya covered. I’ll be at the hangar on Sat at 1000. Dennis <timothyahiggins@...> wrote:

Mark, I believe you found your man. JM Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2025 2:41 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [fairweatherflyers] Air brush I have about a dozen spray guns for various

I have about a dozen spray guns for various uses. Maybe more. You're welcome to use any of them or I can paint your coupons if David isn't available. I would not use an airbrush. The nozzle is too

Would anyone have some decent quality Anti skid stuff with self adhesive properties? I need two pieces for the steps, each one about 2x3 inches. Take care, Tim H.

OK, great, Mark. I'd be happy to help you spray it when you're ready. Best, Dave [email protected]> wrote:

Yes. Ok [email protected]> wrote:

Jerry, Are you planning on attending the members meeting tonight at the museum ? If so we can talk about it. Mark [email protected]> wrote:

Dave, Thanks for the info. I'll try to get more specs on the paint and will let you know. Mark <Davidgerickson66@...> wrote:

Good morning, Mark, Thinner is always better for these small pick-up tube air-type guns. Acrylic enamel is common for car paint. It is very thin...as thin as, possibly thinner (viscosity-wise) than

Dave, Do you have to reduce the paint before spraying it ? Can it spray any type of paint ? Mark <Davidgerickson66@...> wrote:

Hi Mark, I have this simple setup I've used for quite a few small area jobs (e.g., hobbies, models). If you have liqiud samples, this allows a simple filling of a glass bottle to enable spraying it

I have the former. Not so much the latter. Willing to try. Jm [email protected]> wrote: