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  1. Paul perhaps don't get too carried away, it's always a shame to see a nice vehicle that I can't really photograph because all its detail is submerged in camo nets, which after all is the purpose I know.:D

     

    But strikes me as a shame when people bring nice vehicles they have restored often a considerable distance to render them largely unseen. By all means camouflage the family, the bar & the living quarters but a shame if we can't see the vehicles in their detail:D

     

    Yes, thats a fair point, after all it is a SHOW of vehicles rather than a HIDE. But sometimes if its done well I recon it can add to the display, for family and public. I promise I won't get over excited with this stuff :)

  2. Hi All

     

    I'm a newby to actually camping at shows (kids should be old enough next year SURELY)

     

    Anyway, I've got a saracen with penthouse extension, 12 X 12, ferret and also after today, lots of cam netting 10m x 10m and 12m x 14m, plus lots of poles, baskets etc. So, that could mean a decent acreage under cover for the family to hang out in, have fun and maybe room for a cider lounge for consumption of this year's crop.

     

    However, I need inspiration. Does anyone have any pics of their creations or good ones they've seen please?

     

    Thanks

     

    Paul

  3. Done my first bitr of work on a friends Saracen (Sally) this last 2 days

    when rubbing down paintwork on the rear to the right of the door there was a white number 88 what could this be and also the

    brown sound proofing is in shxx order where could we get some more?

    by the way reg is 82BA85

     

    Hi

     

    Do you mean the creamy brown stuff stuck to the inside? If so try Tim or Preston at Cobbaton Combat in Devon, they have a roll of it, bought some myself when they had their dig out earlier this year.

     

    Cheers

     

    Paul

  4. Can I make an apology? I did not intend my post earlier about a memeber's atempt to wind up the Mods to refer to Paul. The comment above was editied, I think rightly, by Jack. :kissoncheek:

     

    Hi Tony

     

    If thats me you are refering to about not refering to then ............. none taken mate :)

     

    Cheers

     

    Paul

  5. The countryside can be the same.

     

    We have a country faire that gets held in one of our fields, and although I show the ferret and saracen I get called away to sort things out here and there.

     

    When I got back parents were just standing and watching their kids jumping in and out of both vehicles, they were covered in them. Some had got into the saracen and were removing tools, parents just standing watching. A couple of them had actually taken a hammer out and had used it to hammer the s**t out of the roof. Now I have bent bin lids and chipped paint to deal with.

     

    No one was stood on the classic cars or tractors that were also at the show. MV's are apparently different.

     

    Rant over.

     

    I was at the cobbaton show on the sunday and am sorry to hear about the thefts.

     

    Paul

  6. Yes - compounded the paint job on some classic cars in my time. As with all things the secret is patience -do a little bit at a time until you finish one panel. Do not press too hard, let the compound do the work. Some people say it's OK to use a polishing mop but I prefer the old way by hand and a mistake with a mop can burn orn otherwise screw the paintjob.

     

    To do a Goddess will take a long while but the end result will be so worth it!!

     

    cheers Neil

     

    When can you start??:)

  7. Hi

     

    Getting to the end of constant sanding painting, swearing sanding painting swearing etc, and things are getting better all the time. Has anyone had any experience of compounding? Sounds like it would finish off the paintjob, shining her up a little and losing sanding marks too, but I've never done it before.

     

    Cheers

     

    Paul

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