Royal Guard Project
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Terry19d
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Re: Royal Guard Project
Nice job to the both of you on that sweet-looking Guard!
Terry H.
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madog5154
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Re: Royal Guard Project
WOW nice job. Now the hard part is try to keep cool. I think we all have that problem. 
If nothing sticks to teflon......then how does teflon stick to the pan?
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Captain Shiny @$$
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Re: Royal Guard Project
Well after multiple troops in the Don Post helmet, it was inevetable that some razzafrazza person would drop it. And when they did, a whole chunk broke out. Anyone at the museum knew how happy I was about it...even though it was an accident.
Obviously it was getting to the point I couldn't keep it going for much longer. Then the razzafrazza cat got to it and decided to make it a litter box. And I wore it without realizing it. Blech! Gag! Cough! Bart's son put it on even though I warned him!! =) ha ha!! =)
Enter the new fiberglass recast of the don post. A little roomier and it's lined with squishy foam and red material! It's almost prettier on the inside. It had a beautiful automotive like paint job when I got it, minus some huge chips. Then I dropped it. Awesome. So David used magic bondo crap on it and I resanded and painted it. I replaced the lining and here she is...all red and prettiful.
Obviously it was getting to the point I couldn't keep it going for much longer. Then the razzafrazza cat got to it and decided to make it a litter box. And I wore it without realizing it. Blech! Gag! Cough! Bart's son put it on even though I warned him!! =) ha ha!! =)
Enter the new fiberglass recast of the don post. A little roomier and it's lined with squishy foam and red material! It's almost prettier on the inside. It had a beautiful automotive like paint job when I got it, minus some huge chips. Then I dropped it. Awesome. So David used magic bondo crap on it and I resanded and painted it. I replaced the lining and here she is...all red and prettiful.
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Dwootan
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Re: Royal Guard Project
It was Bondo-Glass.CascadePD wrote:So David used magic bondo crap on it and I resanded and painted it.
Dave "Hot Dog" Wootan
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In umbris potestas est
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In umbris potestas est
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Captain Shiny @$$
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Re: Royal Guard Project
LOL Yeah, they're married.CascadePD wrote:bondo glass bondo crap...whatever
It looks nice.
Curt Stanfill
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judge_hellfast
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Re: Royal Guard Project
Looking great! 
Sounds like helmet life is something we should work on next. 
Sounds like helmet life is something we should work on next. 