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Old 17-07-15, 17:27
Mike Cecil Mike Cecil is offline
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I seem to remember at 16, it was those painted sinners I was after!!

And Jack O'D was, when I was first starting our in MV restoration, the chief exponent of the 'puff of paint' hiding a multitude of sins!! (I'm sure Keef W can add to that comment!)

But enough of that .... very good job Rick , and some powerful images (of Jill) for us all to show our wives! (and that's me on the receiving end of the frying pan!)

You probably explained this somewhere back along this thread, but what made you choose Light Stone/Portland Stone as the chassis topcoat? Is that the colour you will use throughout?

Best regards

Mike
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