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  • RekpointR
    RekpointR
    Rekpoint
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    #132

    Going to macco tomorrow for a paint quote, lets see what they quote for there nicest paint job. 

    I also picked up the cheapest sand blaster from harbor freight (The one Spence used for his walnut blasting) Lets see how well this thing will sand blast the paint of my new style 32s.

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    • suspencefulS
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      suspenceful
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      #133

      Rekpoint said:

      Going to macco tomorrow for a paint quote, lets see what they quote for there nicest paint job. 

      I also picked up the cheapest sand blaster from harbor freight (The one Spence used for his walnut blasting) Lets see how well this thing will sand blast the paint of my new style 32s.

      Nice, I'm not sure how it would work for that type of stuff. I've only used it for walnut blasting valves. Let me know how it goes!

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      • RekpointR
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        Rekpoint
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        #134

        I also wanted to add that I ordered the wrong hardwire kit after they lost my original one. Man yesterday wasnt a good day. Hopefully my fog deletes are here today. Never know with the eBay specials.

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        • JdesignJ
          JdesignJ
          Jdesign
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          They work well with the right media. Over time the sand will degrade the tip and it will need to be replaced. I have the same one at my work and I use it quite often.

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          • RekpointR
            RekpointR
            Rekpoint
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            #136

            Jdesign said:

            They work well with the right media. Over time the sand will degrade the tip and it will need to be replaced. I have the same one at my work and I use it quite often.  

            Yeah I had a bag of play sand outside from a project a few years ago. I grabbed it dumped it into a bin to dry. Hopefully it'll work good. I'll find out Saturday.

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            • B
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              #137

              Rekpoint said:

              Yeah I had a bag of play sand outside from a project a few years ago. I grabbed it dumped it into a bin to dry. Hopefully it'll work good. I'll find out Saturday.

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              NO!

              I dont care if you have a respirator, playground sand is straight up silica. Once its pulverized from blasting, it will buttf*** your lungs so hard. 

              Not even once, please dont. Even legitimate blast media is something to be very careful about.

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              • GunMetalGreyG
                GunMetalGreyG
                GunMetalGrey
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                #138

                But El Snapo! Who doesn't love black lung!?!

                ...

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                • B
                  B
                  B C
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                  #139

                  My name is Mesothelioma, and I have Doug

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                  • RekpointR
                    RekpointR
                    Rekpoint
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #140

                    El Snapo said:

                    NO!
                    I dont care if you have a respirator, playground sand is straight up silica. Once its pulverized from blasting, it will buttf*** your lungs so hard. 
                    Not even once, please dont. Even legitimate blast media is something to be very careful about. 

                    Good call. I looked up the brand orginally on Google it said it was silica free. Looked on the spec sheet. Definitely has silica. I owe you my lungs. Hell. Take one.

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                    • B
                      B
                      B C
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                      #141

                      PM'd you my address

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                      • RekpointR
                        RekpointR
                        Rekpoint
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #142

                        Macco quoted 150-200 for prep, primer + paint. I think that's the route I'll be going. eBay fog deletes came yesterday!38f0df8ece8e2ddece0dd5eb45b1d9e5.jpg

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                        • Bassboy3313B
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                          Bassboy3313
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                          Go with black diamond blast media from Northern Tool. It worked the best out of all the media I tried when I was using that Harbor Freight blaster.

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                          • RekpointR
                            RekpointR
                            Rekpoint
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #144

                            Went to test fit the fog deletes to check out how the fitment was and I can tell you this.

                            Its so tight of a fit one of the clips on the deletes broke off. So IDK if I am going to even try installing them 😕

                            Dumb that the one ebay part I buy for my car is shit. What did I expect I guess.

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                            • EarlE
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                              Earl
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                              All fog deletes, ebay and oem, fit very tight and you need to put then in a certain way to not break the clips. I've owned three sets and they're all the same.

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                              • RekpointR
                                RekpointR
                                Rekpoint
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                                Earl said:

                                All fog deletes, ebay and oem, fit very tight and you need to put then in a certain way to not break the clips. I've owned three sets and they're all the same.

                                Well if that is the case I wont even bother buying a new set. When they get painted along with the bumper Ill try to install them and not break any more clips!

                                If the one that has the broken clip wiggles Ill drill a hole in the side and ziptie it LOL.

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                                • EarlE
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                                  Earl
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                                  You can also use silicone to hold it in. I used Gorilla silicone in a pinch once as one of mine took off like a rocket when I was street sharking and my lip flexed my bumper. I'm going to sit and wait for Jason to chime in and say that silicone isn't to be used as a means of fastening something lol

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                                  • RekpointR
                                    RekpointR
                                    Rekpoint
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                                    #148

                                    Earl said:

                                    You can also use silicone to hold it in. I used Gorilla silicone in a pinch once as one of mine took off like a rocket when I was street sharking and my lip flexed my bumper. I'm going to sit and wait for Jason to chime in and say that silicone isn't to be used as a means of fastening something lol

                                    For the m3 grill I am going to use the correct fasteners and some silicone for added measure.

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                                    • JdesignJ
                                      JdesignJ
                                      Jdesign
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                                      #149

                                      Silicone is NOT NOT NOT a glue, its a sealant. Meant for SEALING things. Like a gap. It has adhesive properties but its not meant to glue things.

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                                      Do you brush your teeth with soap?

                                      Do you wear women's underwear?

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                                      • B
                                        B
                                        B C
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                                        What else is out there that works better than hot glue (which doesnt really work all that well) for plastics? I am looking for some new plastic bonding solutions myself

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                                        • patsbimmer1P
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                                          El Snapo said:

                                          What else is out there that works better than hot glue (which doesnt really work all that well) for plastics? I am looking for some new plastic bonding solutions myself

                                          I've used plasticweld and that's worked pretty well for me.

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