Looking good!
 

Jeremy ..... WOW! The car is looking good .... do you still have finger prints left? Keep up the great work!

^^^^ what Chief said... Looks really good! Man that looks like a lot of back breaking work.

Thanks guys! I think I still have a little bit left of my fingerprints, so no robbing any banks anytime soon:)

The shell has turned out excellent. I still have a few minor areas that need attention to it, but I'm very pleased all my hard work is paying off on it. I still have tons left to do.

I'm going to reassemble the car, at this point, so I can redial-in the rear pinion angle and make sure the rearend is square to the body before I proceed with anymore bodywork. Once that is completed I'll proceed with all the panels that bolt onto the car. I haven't messed with the car in a few days. The weather has been cold here for the most part and the idea of crawling around on a cold concrete floor hasn't appealed to me:)

I'm with Chief and MX145, nice work!

With all the trials you've gone through its gotta feel pretty good to be at this point! The car looks Awesome! :thumbsup:
I'm still working through trying to figure out what parts fit and the frustrations of limited to non-existent published specs.

Thanks guys!

Isn't hotrodding fun!?:mock:

Hang in there. Step away when you get too frustrated, but stick with your goal and she'll come together.

Hell Yeah!!!!!!!

I dont know about dekup on db but the painters at the last bodyshop I worked converted all their Sata with this system and make no significant difference.
But Im not a gun expert, maybe raise the air flow of the gun, I think the cup make a resistance to the flow of the paint.
Dont know how to explain.

I have a Sata 4000 and use their disposable cups... never had an issue with anything. But then again - I'm not Darryl Hollenbeck either... so maybe if I had an issue - I wouldn't notice it. LOL


I think it's operator error.

have you spray with the gun upside down first to let the air out of the cup?