Most of the day was spent stripping, sanding, and painting another two sectors of the lower siding on the aisle side of the car. I wanted to do more, but the cord on our heat gun gave out, due to the constant use we've been putting it to, I suppose. They just don't make 'em like they used to.
And Frank needle-chipped one of the retrievers, and it was later painted with a first coat of brown primer, at the same time as the siding. And we looked at the underbody some more, and I checked what needs to be done on the roof.
Our friend Jeff Hakner was visiting from Branford, and Frank will have a much longer post on what he was doing.
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Does this mean I should have two Brown Retreivers ready as well. I need to get Scott G. working on retreivers again so I can get Blue and Brown ones painted up for spares.
Of course, the retrievers for the 36 will be painted blue. I would think spares should be painted black, so they would fit in with almost any paint scheme and not be too obvious.
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