Award Winning Restoration of a 1972 Triumph TR6
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We restored a 1972 Triumph, a custom request from a friend of mine who wanted to be there during the process and learn what goes into it. I taught him how to clean and maintain the look of the paint as well as what to do during certain situations to help keep the classy showroom look. I was more than happy that he wanted to keep such a level of care and even wanted to be apart of the process to paint it. I was honored and had to let him jump in with us. Sometime after, we took the Triumph to New Hope and won an award because of the work we put into it together. We were both very proud of our work and happy that it got us to that place.
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That's a great looking TR6!
Nice to see a "proper" paint booth with a guy who knows how to use a hand gun. :) I spent decades in the Paint shops of various auto plants as a Controls Engineer and there is a hell of a lot more to it than just slinging paint. :) Some plants, like Nissan and Ford still have a hand gun stations as a last resort. To the best of my knowledge, GM got rid of theirs in the 90s. The thing is that it would take a shift or two (or several) for the operators to get the hang of it so it's questionable whether it's worth the station or not. Beautiful work on the TR6. I have a 72 TR6 that needs a complete restoration. But today it's the 69 Corvair. :)
@ImJayLyons
6 ай бұрын
Thanks man! Good eye! It took me forever to save up for that booth. Sounds like you really know your stuff! 👊🙌🏻
@MrWaalkman
6 ай бұрын
@@ImJayLyons It's a nice booth. And a lot cleaner than the ones I'm used to. :) No robots though... :)
Looks like Triumph French Blue ? Very nice…
@ImJayLyons
Жыл бұрын
You are correct sir. Good eye! Thanks for watching
How much does a paint job like that cost.
@ImJayLyons
Жыл бұрын
It’s relevant to hours spent, and the condition of the car you start with. It generally about $30,000ish.
From 2027 painting cars in EU will be forbidden!