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They faded away... with the mix right brush marks didnt occur at all really... possibly more runs to catch as the brush holds more paint... but for the first few coats I was working the brush quite alot.. covering a panel with paint and then working it in.. theres a point at which you stop just befo...

haha tell me about it.. I got to admit its not a glass like finish yet but I knew that would be the case until the final stages.. I've been using a brush as above and have found it to go on real well... defo thicker than a roller, which isn't always good but not always bad either I've found... main ...

did ya click the image? goes to a bigger image...

Damn iPad won't let me upload photo to photobucket... So.. I painted my camper... White and blue... Did an all over coat of White and then bottom half blue. Started with roller but didn't get on with it so moved onto a wide soft brush which I did get on with :-) I found that getting the mix right fo...

So.. what I was thinking was... Cut original panel where red line is (all way along). Joggle (is that what you do with joggler?:)) along the wavy yellow line on the original panel and then hole punch (green spots) the repair panel.. offer it up and plug weld.. http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a362/...

I'm trying bosch ones now.. the others were just cheapies... the bosch ones do seem to be lasting longer.

ill chck out b&q tomorrow.... getting good at cutting holes nows!

bah! just a spring clean here and there

Tell ya. that body work dont half go through 1mm cutting discs!

Did a bit more prep on the van today... http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a362/Floydeh/Camper%20Clean%20Up/MobilePhoto31Jul2010204959.jpg http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a362/Floydeh/Camper%20Clean%20Up/MobilePhoto31Jul2010204936.jpg http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a362/Floydeh/Camper%20Clean%20...

arrr thank you soo much, that's a quality post.. totally understand it now.

Thanks!

£100... I said good price.. but to be fair I only judge that on new price. But if its all in working order it would seem worth a punt!

Ok.. quick one... Sealey welders.. good rep?

Been offered a second hand one at a good price.. previous owner used it for one job and never again.

http://www.tool-supplies.co.uk/sealey-t ... ts_id/3844

HarryMann wrote:Angelo on jogglers

Heh... cheers.. although no matter how many times I read about them.. I still actually picture in my mind what it does .. read it and read it again... just can't visulise whats going on when used

Hey Cov Apologies for butchering your pic :rofl (my replacement panel looks the same as yours). So I'm thinking..(bare in mind this is first time I've done this.. so please shoot me down if I'm miles off so I don;t budge it :)) I'll cut the old panel where the red line is, going a little way up the ...