I did a lot of painting last year. If your tins are in ok condition I can do a good one color job and a decent 2 color. All it would cost you is the consumables and a reference if you are happy.

Plenty of pics to show.

I ain't all that far away...and I'm pretty good with a roller...:blink:

Thought the same thing when I opened this.

And be careful not to spook them...

I used to shoot paint, take a couple cans of Krylon and old house paint cans out to the rifle range and blow 'em to smithereens...

Boss................... I don't know how you do it..........

I got nutin for paint.......

butt, what I did get is the knowledge that

ExPecT to have your thread stolen by BASTAGES if you want a real answer !!!!!!!!!

LMFAO .................. geeeeeez, what a place :roflback: :roflback: :roflback:

I like to hunt mimes with a paintball gun

:roflback: The visual, man...the visual..

Shooting paint is similiar to shooting haggis, so perhaps a haggis shooter can help.

Would you be able to do some saddle bags? No metal to them; I believe they're all fiberglass. A few scratches on one of them from my trip to see Phreak last month. Would only need them black w/ some clear over them.

I shoot paint...
http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g1...16061mugs6.jpg

Don't you mean HUFF Paint............

I huff then shoot brings out my artistic side :roflback:

Used to work for DeVilbiss. Learned how to handle a cup gun at their plant in Toledo. That was 30 years ago and they're now out of business but........what the he!!.



Most important thing is finding a reasonably dust free environment to shoot in.

:spit: :Lady G: