Re: Stephanie's Project V-8 RS
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:52 pm
Thanks for the responses,Gary I think you got it =D>
tomorrow is going to be a nice day & good temps so Steph & I
are working on our daily drivers,doing tune-ups,oil,etc.Sunday is supposed to
be lousy for weather & perfect for setting up a mini booth.
We have decided that the heads are coming off to get ported,valves cleaned,install new seals,guides,springs,keepers checked out/tested.May aswell as I have a buddy at a local machine shop & why not scrape more power now while it's out.
Darren - I have the tools to do valve seals.
As far as a mini booth is concerned it will consist of poly hung from the cieling
then tuck taped with a poly drape to get in & out.Sounds redneck but will work well,
The small shop here is enclosed,heated,insulated & poly'ed already so it acts as a
booth.I will be using a shop fan to extract & boot the main shop door open to vent fumes.
Once it's completed,just roll up the poly & tack it to the cieling & keep it there
for future painting.
Im not a booth builder by any means but I would recommend framing up & sealing
your area for painting.Main key points would be sealing it tight & utilizing a solid
large thru wall mounted extractor fan.A clean floor to soak down before painting
& lighting is easy.
Here's a few pics of the shop I built to give you an idea of whats up.
The framing you see on the wall is there to hang a astro hood for fun
Tractor Dozer blade & assembly I painted in the shop
small drying rack
drain
I dig Pin-Up stuff so Steph painted this chick on the wall
tomorrow is going to be a nice day & good temps so Steph & I
are working on our daily drivers,doing tune-ups,oil,etc.Sunday is supposed to
be lousy for weather & perfect for setting up a mini booth.
We have decided that the heads are coming off to get ported,valves cleaned,install new seals,guides,springs,keepers checked out/tested.May aswell as I have a buddy at a local machine shop & why not scrape more power now while it's out.
Darren - I have the tools to do valve seals.
As far as a mini booth is concerned it will consist of poly hung from the cieling
then tuck taped with a poly drape to get in & out.Sounds redneck but will work well,
The small shop here is enclosed,heated,insulated & poly'ed already so it acts as a
booth.I will be using a shop fan to extract & boot the main shop door open to vent fumes.
Once it's completed,just roll up the poly & tack it to the cieling & keep it there
for future painting.
Im not a booth builder by any means but I would recommend framing up & sealing
your area for painting.Main key points would be sealing it tight & utilizing a solid
large thru wall mounted extractor fan.A clean floor to soak down before painting
& lighting is easy.
Here's a few pics of the shop I built to give you an idea of whats up.
The framing you see on the wall is there to hang a astro hood for fun
Tractor Dozer blade & assembly I painted in the shop
small drying rack
drain
I dig Pin-Up stuff so Steph painted this chick on the wall