Thats's cool. Learn something new every day!I could be wrong but it looks like a version of “rapid air”. Looking at that compressing band I don’t think it’s your standard Home Depot pvc.
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yup........ had that happen at eticket a few years back, glad i was between colors
That makes a lot more sense now. Thanks
Air conditioned shop and spray booth big money?
Or fancy office and ovens for the office folks big money?
I could be wrong but it looks like a version of “rapid air”. Looking at that compressing band I don’t think it’s your standard Home Depot pvc.
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Good for them!
Must be one hell of an AC unit
It boggles my mind that Dave even bothers to put any kind of shop tour or positivity about the boating world in the Lounge anymore.
Maybe all the critics should worry about running their own businesses and let this gentlemen run his own business as he sees fit.
I have my moments but I’m trying to turn over a new leaf.
.. for some reason I can’t find the pic.
If they can do really good gel work and provide good customer service, that will keep the shop busy while they build their business.
Were the pvc pipes in your place supplied by a kick ass rotary compressor like those guys have?
I think some of the negativity comes from the shops past and the Chris debacle.
Love this boat. Clean and simple
Not trying to start anything, just curious how much air pressure does a boat shop usually run in the airlines? Is it something inordinately high?Were the pvc pipes in your place supplied by a kick ass rotary compressor like those guys have?
I’m no plumbing expert so I have little knowledge of the Pex lines or whatever they are called.
They have bottom drains below their air source outlets so that is good. As long as someone remembers to drain them, lol.
The shop being AC will help some, and it looks like they have a decent dryer.
It really is the heart of any boatshop.
Good to see they went over rather than under on the air supply.
Sure the hose clamps look a little hokey but so what? They can change that pretty easy.
I think some of the negativity comes from the shops past and the Chris debacle.
Some may also come from the hiring and firing of a certain Godfather of the West Coast custom scene.
And the reasons and lack of associated with that chapter.
It’s good to see the company moving forward, and the more players in this custom boat game, the better.
I do reserve the right to be optimisticly skeptical
That’s a genuine question, you aren’t starting any shit
x2....only my issues aren't over, i had to change how i paint to compensate for lack of air pressureThat’s a genuine question, you aren’t starting any shit
That airless sprayer they have, if at all like airless units I have used in the past, require a minimum of about 100-110lbs, constant.
Add in who knows how many DA sanders, other people spot spraying, the random guy blowing himself off of dust and grime, etc.
I’m not sure “how much” is needed, but the supply center needs to be pumping!
When Elimimator switched from (2) piston powered compressors to one rotary compressor, my air problems were over!
There were a few times before the rotary I had to stop spraying and go out and threaten people with violence to keep air to the booth.
And there you have it, folks.
30 pack? damn,,,, I remember when a half a grilled cheese sandwich worked
chilango Carlos on a good day he's 4ft talli spy, with my little eye.........a very good repair guy!........i see you pastoso
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