Sand Blasting a Met gas carrier

ron · #1 25-02-13, 04:40

Sand blasting prior to priming the carrier

ron · #2 25-02-13, 04:46

It makes a differance when they are sand blasted

ron · #3 25-02-13, 05:03

these few show the carrier painted, hope you liked them

eddy8men · #4 25-02-13, 10:11

not bad for a days work

ron · #5 26-02-13, 00:46

Hi Rick not too bad I guess ? but then I did not have a lunch break

ron · #6 26-02-13, 01:16

Hope that you enjoyed the pics, its in the for sale section

ron · #7 08-03-13, 02:15

Just a few more pics of the carrier all put back together again

ron · #8 08-03-13, 02:19

I took the pics with a flash om the camera, hence the lighter shades with the paint

ron · #9 08-03-13, 02:22

Well thats another one that I have found dont know how it snuck into this thread, guess it would be a good project for a good keen man ??

colin jones · #10 08-03-13, 02:33

Come on now Ron! that's only a little bit of sheet metal work. You'd have it knocked over in no time

Colin.

ron · #11 08-03-13, 02:53

Thats true Colin, but its better to make it sound as if it might take a couple of hours I reckon, Regards Ron

ron · #12 10-03-13, 23:12

Met gas carrier 434 at its new home just a little problem on arrival