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and there is an engine under that black hat


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Looks great Alan! Where is Patina
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Joe, I was all over your handy work on bbbenny's Nova this weekend. I wish I could come out and meet you guys in June. You do a real nice job! We might have to trade paint "stories" that is. Nice work!
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i think patina went home for mothers day
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Alan. the black top hat looks real good on the HO Nova.
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Funny car guys use water based paint because it ends up being lighter, due to no primer/sealer needed I believe?

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I posed this question to my reps. He spent 1/2 a day weighing toner from both water and petro systems and there are to many variables to conclude which one weighs less.
As far as benefits, I believe some time in the near future most if not all shops will by law have to use water based product. Where we are located my boss chose to switch due to air quality permits. I've been spraying water for almost a year and it works and looks great. I don't see any down side to using it.
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I ran across this while reading some drag racing stuff:

"Jerry Sievers Paint -N- Place says he saves approximately 1/3 of weight on his funny cars painting for the pros (John Force, Del Worsham, etc.), by using water based paint and decals – lighter colors (white) without pigment are the lightest."
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