My new toy and the peeling and stitching of the golf

Well about 3 weeks ago i got started on the rotisserie
and started that for my shops use and my xr it turned
out great its alot more stable that i would of thought
with the 10 inch pneumatic tires. That i don’t plan to
have on forever. Mounted the golf up and parked it outside
to get peoples funny looks. We are going to clean all the
undercoating today and will post that latter and the
stitching and jack points.

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It even has gravel tires, looks good!

beebe Wrote:
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> It even has gravel tires, looks good!

Now that is dedication. If you rotate the car a few more degress and paint some teeth on it Burress will think it's his...

This is out front after stripping everything off the car and
me towing it back to the shop with my lawnmower!

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heymagic Wrote:
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> Now that is dedication. If you rotate the car a
> few more degress and paint some teeth on it
> Burress will think it's his...
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wow....I lol'd

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I want one!!!

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Gone fishing

david amor Wrote:
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> I want one!!!

And I NEED to borrow the lawn mower!!

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Monika Hawkinson
Seattle, WA

William,

Looking good. I just had lunch with CBlakey last week and another buddy who works downstairs from me. He mentioned needed to borrow the Death ray from John.

Kevin, I have a self propelled walk behind mower if you want to borrow it. It's not a ride on but still pretty easy to drink a beer and keep it straight with 1 hand.

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Name: Dawud Jackson (DJ)
Age: 30
Location: Seattle, WA
Occupation: Computer dude.

I don't need a mower!
Ok, maybe one of those push mowers, but I couldn't fit that tractor in my yard, that's for sure!
I think maybe somebody has "borrowed" my log-in name.
I should go over to his house and beat him with a wiffle bat with my name on it.

I'm much more interested in borrowing the rotisserie.

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Monika Hawkinson
Seattle, WA

ya the deth ray would be nice but its too late we have 20% done by hand already its going to look good.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/19/2008 11:52AM by SteelSolutions.

About that death ray, I thougth the same thing, then I used one and took off the last %80 in 90 minutes. It gets it really clean, and its FUN!

so what kind of checmical are you using with the death ray?

I bought some regular liquid nitrogen and it frankly didn't do shit... you could hear the undercoating cracking and popping as it froze, but it didn't really come off any easier.

I figured that was the wrong stuff when William was talking about nozzles and stuff. A Dewer of LN2 is like a fancy thermos with a styrofoam cork heh. It's ok it was cheap ($30 for 5 liters from the local welding supplier)

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Yeah it takes a lot. I got the 80 liter tank for about $200. You have to do a bit of light chipping with a slag hammer. I wish i had a rotisserie, as you can do both sides of the floor at once as you chill down each section. Working areas about a foot square at a time seemed to work well. I just kept chilling an area, then tap with the hammer, when its just right the stuff shatters and falls right off. Of corse when you get over zelous, the steel cracks. hmmm. Really its just fun to hang out in a nice cool nitrogen cloud during a heat wave.

SteelSolutions Wrote:
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> Well about 3 weeks ago i got started on the
> rotisserie...

that looks like a lot of work just to postpone inevitable body damage...

Here's how we do it in LeMons:





Here's a surprisingly anticlimactic video of how its done:





And the full extent of the body damage caused:



-Dave

Well hear is some looks at it so far it will be done really soon! i havent cut the
ends off yet but theres just small stuff left

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