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This^^^^ I use a DeVilbiss DAD-500. https://www.autorefinishdevilbiss.com/products/devilbiss/air-control-and-filtration/dad-500.aspx Mini dessicant filters that screw on to the gun inlet are another option...

CL Visual is on point. Or you could set a dead level ledger board along one wall of your shop. Screw the panels to the wall, take final measurements and go to town. I've done them this way and it makes life easy. I'd do 12' panels. Easier to register.

Airless sprayer and the cheapest latex paint you can find. Hint: look for the 5 gallon pails. I run a Binks Falcon and have done a lot of work with it. Best way to knock out square footage quickly.

True, but I've been wanting to do a full rot job. Rust, dents, the works. Problem is I'd have to find the time.

This^^^^ I used to work in a factory and used this type of aluminum label for machine identification. Adhesive was once and done. If you got it crooked removing it resulted in destroying the label.

Wow, tough crowd. Can only imagine what you guys will say if I wrap my race vehicle. Better yet I'll do it and not post pictures. Yeah, that's the ticket.;)

I use Olfa Silver series. Have a bunch of them. Also use a Stanley Fat-Max with 18mm snap blades. Nice cushion grip on it. Fiskars index finger rig looks promising.

Looks like they used an aqueous printer and the wrong material. Yeesh.

I like it. Looks like the front and rear bumper covers would be a beast to install.

No I wasn't kidding. You were the one that asked for and I quote; "the longest lasting permanent repair". I supplied that information.

Too bad you're so far away. I have a Summa D610 I'd let go cheap.

Nice! Would be a great project for our students to make and hang in the print lab.

Bring it to an auto upholstery or boat canvas shop and have it sewn. Once and done.

How temporary? On low pile trade show carpet I've used 4mil matte. Also did a boat with laminated 2 mil. Client only needed it to last a weekend. No complaints. YMMV

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I didn't think SDS came in cordless so I looked and all the major players have them. Learn sumthin' new everyday. https://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Power-Tools-Drills/SDS-Plus/Cordless/N-5yc1vZc27fZ1z10zwzZ1z140i3

Double post.

240v + 10% = 264v 240v - 10% = 216v The tech apparently flunked math.

That's too cool. The Citroen DS never looked better.

I couldn't have said it any better than Mr. Kottwitz.