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1956 Lone Star Cruisemaster CRAZINESS! 28 Sep 2015 09:59 #52535
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My Cruisemaster had not less than SIX coats of paint
Started off with Zipstrip which I had always used before. Then switched to Clean strip which was cheaper and worked approx. four times as good.
Ditto on the gloves long pants & sleeves.
I love it when people ask what color I'm gonna paint it
merc geo
Started off with Zipstrip which I had always used before. Then switched to Clean strip which was cheaper and worked approx. four times as good.
Ditto on the gloves long pants & sleeves.
I love it when people ask what color I'm gonna paint it
merc geo
1956 Lone Star Cruisemaster CRAZINESS! 28 Sep 2015 02:34 #52523
shelbygt wrote: BEAUTY. How much paint do you think was left on yours compared to mine? Have a gallon of stripper. Now you've shared me into using it.
Mine had more paint on it than yours. The paint on the top decks is pretty much burnt off so there isn't much work to do up there. Most of the original white paint washed off with the pressure washer. It was the primer that needed to be scraped off.
Wayne
Hamilton, ON
1955 Vagabond I w/ 1955 Mercury MK55 50 hp
1957 Ranger III w/ 1957 Evinrude Big Twin 35 hp (sold)
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Hamilton, ON
1955 Vagabond I w/ 1955 Mercury MK55 50 hp
1957 Ranger III w/ 1957 Evinrude Big Twin 35 hp (sold)
Volunteer for the uppercanadachapteroftheaomci.yolasite.com/
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