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Old 11-26-2021, 07:17 PM   #1
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Decided to get a little paint work done.

Mexican Style
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Old 11-27-2021, 06:08 AM   #2
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Via Mexico! It is amazing how good of work can be put out without a shop or much to work with. Having experienced it makes me wonder how US shops have the huevos to charge what they do.
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Old 11-27-2021, 06:44 AM   #3
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Looks good? Guess it wasn't to windy.

Did you do the work?

Is that a platinum exterior?

Where did you get the paint?

What clear coat did you use?

Is the match close enough for touchup?
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Looks good? Guess it wasn't to windy.

Did you do the work?

Is that a platinum exterior?

Where did you get the paint?

What clear coat did you use?

Is the match close enough for touchup?
No I did not do the work. I started my career in body work at 16, went on to insurance adjuster, truck driver, an specialty estimates.

I don’t know what you mean by platinum exterior. I’m in Mexico and got a guy that was doing for the neighbor give me a quote. $8,000 pesos. $386 US. I couldn’t buy material for that. My son has a shop that does high end restoration and on my previous coach I spent $500 in materials to do one fender, one compartment door and blend into the bumper.

I didn’t recognize the name on the can but from what I could make out it was part of the Sikens line. I had the roof coves refinished at the Winnebago factory and the guy matched better than they did.

But know I have one question for anybody. Why do sometimes my pictures upload the right way and sometimes sideways. And it makes no difference if I try and rotate on my computer before uploading. Sometimes straight, sometimes sideways.
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Old 11-27-2021, 10:55 AM   #5
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Nice work for $386 bucks, you can't beat that.
As for the sideways pictures, iRV2 does not play nicely with any Apple/Mac program, no matter what you try to do.
I only upload pics from my android phone now. And yes, I have uploaded the iRV2 app for Apple on my iPad. Frankly I don't like the format.
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Platinum is a Winnebago color scheme. That is what yours looks like to me.
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No I did not do the work. I started my career in body work at 16, went on to insurance adjuster, truck driver, an specialty estimates.

I don’t know what you mean by platinum exterior. I’m in Mexico and got a guy that was doing for the neighbor give me a quote. $8,000 pesos. $386 US. I couldn’t buy material for that. My son has a shop that does high end restoration and on my previous coach I spent $500 in materials to do one fender, one compartment door and blend into the bumper.

I didn’t recognize the name on the can but from what I could make out it was part of the Sikens line. I had the roof coves refinished at the Winnebago factory and the guy matched better than they did.

But know I have one question for anybody. Why do sometimes my pictures upload the right way and sometimes sideways. And it makes no difference if I try and rotate on my computer before uploading. Sometimes straight, sometimes sideways.
Nice job. Paint repair looks great.
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But know I have one question for anybody. Why do sometimes my pictures upload the right way and sometimes sideways. And it makes no difference if I try and rotate on my computer before uploading. Sometimes straight, sometimes sideways.
Your photo files are too big. Re-size them smaller and they will post correctly. I had the same problem and have learned by trial and error to get them right.
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For about 800 bucks my Mexican friend made my 04 look like it just came off the showroom floor.
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Your photo files are too big. Re-size them smaller and they will post correctly. I had the same problem and have learned by trial and error to get them right.
Thanks, I'll try that next time.
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Resize your photos before you post them and they will orient correctly.
Paint looks good!
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I'm very interested in having your friend perhaps do some work on mine. Do you have any location and contact info on him?
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For about 800 bucks my Mexican friend made my 04 look like it just came off the showroom floor.
Same as I wrote above, do you have any location and contact information on the guy you used as well??
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Nice job. I'll be following for location of painter.
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