I'm still waiting, and waiting for my stuff to be finished by the galvie
guy. I'm getting a deal but he's taking a long time to complete this job.
My next headache is to decide if I'm going to attempt to paint/powdercoat
my bulkhead. Everything else can stay as it is, but a red 109 with a
galvie bulkhead is going to be an odd looking beast.
>I had all the steel bits hot dip galvanized for @ $250...
>Advantages: no prep, no paint, no work and no worry...well no worry for only
>30 years or so...(but do any&all frame mods/repairs/welding first, not
>after).
>
>JT/ric
>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>My 109 frame is at the sandblaster here in L.A. along with everything else
>steel on the rover. Bulkhead, galvie bits etc. I'm just curious how much
>you paid for you blasting. My blasting came to $250 for the works.
>
>Russ and Leslie Wilson
Russ and Leslie Wilson
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