Matt,
In defense of sand-blast shops in general.. I have found a great one..
uses a clean fine media that makes the metal come out looking like new! I
have found so many places that tell you they will fix or do a job on your
MV only to wait months for them to "get around to it" I took a few grab
handles and a rim in to test them out and there was a message on my
answering machine that they were ready when I got home! Only problem is
that if you are not too close to Ft. Worth Texas it might not do you a
whole lot of good..
Jess Minton
1942 GPW sandblasted by Hart Sandblasting, W Vickery, Ft. Worth, Texas
At 08:20 PM 7/7/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi list,
>
> The man finally finished sandblasting the frame of my 1954 M38A1. Looks
>great, and it only took him 1 1/2 years to do it!
>
> Anyway, if you're interested, you can see some pictures at:
>http://photos.yahoo.com/wilfreeman
>
> I told him to put a thick coat of gloss black on the frame for rust
>protection since I am going to paint the frame, motor (except distributor,
>valve cover, starter, regulator, and generator?), and everything else OD
>24087.
>
>
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