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Re: concourse stripes

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cab is painted and stripes added. We changed the stripes on the hood a bit. I think they look better. Now on to the coach.
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Re: concourse stripes

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The cab and all of the stripes have been repainted and clear coated. All that's left is color sand and polish the stripes and polish and wax
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the fiberglass. I will get some more photos when it is complete and out in the sun. Mark in San Diego
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Re: concourse stripes

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Outstanding work! That looks very nice!
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Re: concourse stripes

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Barrera wrote: July 14th, 2020, 1:54 pm Outstanding work! That looks very nice!
Agreed, really nice.
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Re: concourse stripes

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soooo........when can I bring mine down for some striping treatment??? :lol: Looks really good Mark!
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I am interest to know the price tag from Mark, but feel that it should be done in PM so that I will not be embarrassed. Did I said that out loud? :oops:
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Re: concourse stripes

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That's great! Beautiful job.

The Concourse "racing stripe" livery is one of the very few stock RV paint schemes I would ever duplicate. But it's one reason I love mine. I think it suits the shape of the "house" perfectly. And no swoops! (I know many people love swoops; I'm just not one of them.) When mine eventually "go," I will probably have them re-done stock just like you did.

Speaking of which: Is your team available for hire to do stripes if one brings their Chinook in? For future reference :)
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Re: concourse stripes

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Awesome!!!
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Re: concourse stripes

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I looked back at the job; It was about $1500 in materials including the oxford white for the cab, 2 blue colors, clear, tape paper primer etc; Job took about 200 man hours sanding all the clear off and any deficient base; We would probably have to charge $10,000 plus materials to paint cab and all stripes;
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markatherton wrote: July 17th, 2020, 7:47 am I looked back at the job; It was about $1500 in materials including the oxford white for the cab, 2 blue colors, clear, tape paper primer etc; Job took about 200 man hours sanding all the clear off and any deficient base; We would probably have to charge $10,000 plus materials to paint cab and all stripes;
A job well done ain't cheap.....must look stunning up close and personal.
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