painted a hydro-plane
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larry.beck
aaronfeeney
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Re: painted a hydro-plane
Oh now that must have been a blast - do you get a ride in exchange for the paint job??
larry.beck- Contributing Member
- Join date : 2010-05-26
Age : 60
Location : Poulsbo
Re: painted a hydro-plane
im kinda curious how you got a nice even spray on the very sides of it with only 2 inches to spare on the sides?? i took autobody for 3 years in high school and have sprayed befor and you need to be like 6 inches away from the object you are spraying to allow the paint to diffuse properly..
Did it dry spray on the farthest edge of the hydro??
Did you guys not do any body work or fairing on it befor you sprayed??
I see a few dimples on it??
Not like it would mater when your doing 100mph or whatever it does..lol not like nobody is going to see them...
Did it dry spray on the farthest edge of the hydro??
Did you guys not do any body work or fairing on it befor you sprayed??
I see a few dimples on it??
Not like it would mater when your doing 100mph or whatever it does..lol not like nobody is going to see them...
Doza- Lifetime Member
- Join date : 2010-06-27
Age : 35
Location : Port angeles
Re: painted a hydro-plane
2 inches through those doors (:Doza wrote:im kinda curious how you got a nice even spray on the very sides of it with only 2 inches to spare on the sides?? i took autobody for 3 years in high school and have sprayed befor and you need to be like 6 inches away from the object you are spraying to allow the paint to diffuse properly..
Did it dry spray on the farthest edge of the hydro??
Did you guys not do any body work or fairing on it befor you sprayed??
I see a few dimples on it??
Not like it would mater when your doing 100mph or whatever it does..lol not like nobody is going to see them...
Re: painted a hydro-plane
lars on wrote:2 inches through those doors (:Doza wrote:im kinda curious how you got a nice even spray on the very sides of it with only 2 inches to spare on the sides?? i took autobody for 3 years in high school and have sprayed befor and you need to be like 6 inches away from the object you are spraying to allow the paint to diffuse properly..
Did it dry spray on the farthest edge of the hydro??
Did you guys not do any body work or fairing on it befor you sprayed??
I see a few dimples on it??
Not like it would mater when your doing 100mph or whatever it does..lol not like nobody is going to see them...
Aww i see it now.. LOL at myself.. so you had plenty of room to spray than....
Edit... Well i wouldnt say plenty.. More like enough room...lol..
Very nice booth by the way... Whos booth were you spraying at??
Doza- Lifetime Member
- Join date : 2010-06-27
Age : 35
Location : Port angeles
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just enough room to spray sides, We did not do body work, all that was done by boat crew, he ran out of time , has to get ready for tri-cities then sea fair, no time to do another skim of bondo and filler primer.There are lots of imperfections , I would have lilked to see repaired. All in All it was fun to do another Hydro. I painted and worked on the crew for the U-9 miss Exide in '97.
And very true at 150 mph no one will see the defects in the body.
cockpit was sprayed first then walked my way out to edges and to rear. Had to walk on the boat to reach all surfaces, ran slow reducer on clear coat , to keep wet edge as long as possible, but the cockpit area did get some dry spray, and will need to be cleaned up a bit. Then bake at 140 for 1/2 hour
And very true at 150 mph no one will see the defects in the body.
cockpit was sprayed first then walked my way out to edges and to rear. Had to walk on the boat to reach all surfaces, ran slow reducer on clear coat , to keep wet edge as long as possible, but the cockpit area did get some dry spray, and will need to be cleaned up a bit. Then bake at 140 for 1/2 hour
aaronfeeney- Moderator
- Join date : 2010-04-18
Age : 53
Location : bonney lake
Re: painted a hydro-plane
That is awesome, i've been into hydro's for years.. Would love to work on one that would be a blast..
hbluehunter- Lifetime Member
- Join date : 2010-04-20
Age : 52
Location : Lynnwood, WA
Re: painted a hydro-plane
dude kick ass job
it totally looks like the batmobile....I have a friend that races this things
it totally looks like the batmobile....I have a friend that races this things
sidekicking- Lifetime Member
- Join date : 2010-05-06
Age : 37
Location : kent
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something to remember, although I say " I painted a hydroplane"---WE painted a hydro plane is more accurate, as you can see in these pics I do have a whole crew of guys that make me look good, by doing their jobs well. I have to share credit for getting this done. My painter and I sprayed the paint and several others helped move this thing.
something to remember, although I say " I painted a hydroplane"---WE painted a hydro plane is more accurate, as you can see in these pics I do have a whole crew of guys that make me look good, by doing their jobs well. I have to share credit for getting this done. My painter and I sprayed the paint and several others helped move this thing.
aaronfeeney- Moderator
- Join date : 2010-04-18
Age : 53
Location : bonney lake
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