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Ken and Steve, I knew once you guys got to know each other you would have a lot in common. Both of you take detailing to the nth degree. It's fun to sit back and watch both of your projects come together.

Don

Don although i havn't met Ken yet (I hope to sort that soon) I feel we are already great friends, Its nice to bounce ideas off each other.

Originally Posted by Itoldyouso

Ken and Steve, I knew once you guys got to know each other you would have a lot in common. Both of you take detailing to the nth degree. It's fun to sit back and watch both of your projects come together.

Don

Don - That is one of the miracle's of sites like this. I have been lucky enough to have met a few people from here and I have to tell you every one has been a pleasure, well the jury is still out on uncle Bob


Steve - Thanks for the tip, I'm concerned that all the welding I have to do it might melt that. I guess I could just put in small length strips in places where the heat wouldn't be to bad. I use the blue tape a lot, but it's the same as masking tape. Just a little more durable.
Ken

Ken when i weld i pull it away and restick when cool.

Originally Posted by Ken Thurm

Don - That is one of the miracle's of sites like this. I have been lucky enough to have met a few people from here and I have to tell you every one has been a pleasure, well the jury is still out on uncle Bob


Steve - Thanks for the tip, I'm concerned that all the welding I have to do it might melt that. I guess I could just put in small length strips in places where the heat wouldn't be to bad. I use the blue tape a lot, but it's the same as masking tape. Just a little more durable.
Ken

Originally Posted by roadster32

Ken when i weld i pull it away and restick when cool.

Steve,
When I bolt this thing in my fixture it won't come out until it is completely finished. So I won't be able to move or change anything, I won't have access to anything I put on it for protection between the bottom of the frame and the fixture.
Ken

[QUOTE=Ken Thurm;409557]Don - well the jury is still out on uncle Bob


Believe me Ken, I understand only too well!!!

Don

Hmmmm...............looks like it might be time to send my cousin Guido on a road trip.....................

Bob - If your cousin Guido knows how to polish stainless send him over


Well, one frame rail is ready for the polisher, one to go! That didn't take long at all
I picked up my stainless axle yesterday, it looks like a '32 heavy axle, all I have to do is drill some holes in it.
Ken

Cousin Guido don't polish stainless..............................but he does have experience with rub outs.....................................