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RE: Vintage amp restoration. - GoldenVulture - 07-31-2016

Paint it. I was talking to Crusty about this. He suggested it would be hard to get a clear to fix to it so I'm going with painting it. I figure Black is the go. Crusty suggested using car paints. he's done some great stuff himself. Have you checked out his " Matchless amp - revisited " that he posted a couple of weeks back. It's his customized build right down to the chassis.


RE: Vintage amp restoration. - GoldenVulture - 09-23-2016

Well the weather has been too cold for painting but finally it has changed.
I got in two coats of undercoat today.  A couple of little runs but over all it worked out well.
I'll try to get to sanding it and another coat tomorrow if the weather holds.

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RE: Vintage amp restoration. - karpathion - 09-23-2016

Looking good!


RE: Vintage amp restoration. - GoldenVulture - 09-23-2016

Fucking raining ! :pissed:


RE: Vintage amp restoration. - GoldenVulture - 11-16-2016

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RE: Vintage amp restoration. - GoldenVulture - 11-16-2016

Bang, the weather was just right. Finished the undercoat and did three coats of Black. Had to fix a couple of small runs. There is a litle streaking in a couple of spots but that's on the inside so fuck it, it can stay. You can hardly see it except in strong light anyway.

I thought I had some screws I'd ordered for mounting the sockets etc but I can't find them any where .
Looks like I'll have to get some more.


RE: Vintage amp restoration. - LesStrat - 11-16-2016

Maybe you could get pointers from LLL?


RE: Vintage amp restoration. - lreese - 11-16-2016

(11-16-2016, 12:59 PM)LesStrat Wrote: Maybe you could get pointers from 111?

Yeah, he looks pretty pointy...

Waitaminut.  Those are 1's! Who coulda fixed that! :wwe:


RE: Vintage amp restoration. - GoldenVulture - 11-16-2016

(11-16-2016, 12:59 PM)LesStrat Wrote: Maybe you could get pointers from LLL?

Funny, I didn't mention it hey ? I could've boosted my cred... Of course this thread is open to the GP.


RE: Vintage amp restoration. - LesStrat - 11-16-2016

Maybe he'll chime in with some suggestions! It would be good to have some professional guidance.