Biohazard
Kicking off Sunday with a little retro fish-****. So there I was with this battered, unloved '69 and an olive green interior which I was also not loving. In the gravel parking lot in front of my awesome, stick-frame, built-in-the-50's Army barracks I pulled out the interior and did a shade-tree color change.
Metal and plastic parts got primed and painted. I used spray cans of vinyl dye for the door panels and visors. My barracks room (seen below) served as my drying booth as it was a tad chilly in the Tacoma area for such things. Tip-toeing around this stuff for two days was no fun at all.
This was 26 years ago. Wow.
Kicking off Sunday with a little retro fish-****. So there I was with this battered, unloved '69 and an olive green interior which I was also not loving. In the gravel parking lot in front of my awesome, stick-frame, built-in-the-50's Army barracks I pulled out the interior and did a shade-tree color change.
Metal and plastic parts got primed and painted. I used spray cans of vinyl dye for the door panels and visors. My barracks room (seen below) served as my drying booth as it was a tad chilly in the Tacoma area for such things. Tip-toeing around this stuff for two days was no fun at all.
This was 26 years ago. Wow.