Fixing The Nose!

[@GunLawyer]

I like magic, and you deserve more subscribers! I’m restoring a ‘65 c10 and love your Apache vids. Keep em coming!

[@jshafer51]

I used to hate sandblasting until I converted my china freight pressure pot to a wet media blaster. Now it clogs up less frequently, makes less of a mess and you don't have to wear supplied air to avoid silicosis. The only downside is having to have a water supply near by and flash rust. Keep up the good work 💪

[@GregWellwood]

I'm sticking to dry for now - I run the same bag of abrasive through again and again, topping it up with fresh as needed. If I go wet, I'm going to go through a lot more abrasive. I'm loving this blaster though. It really works well.

[@mumblbeebee6546]

I’m well below average, can take magic or leave it, but lovin’ your style - both in panel work and in presentation! ;)

[@johnkozero6842]

Nice job

[@Reman1975]

You say you like the smell of lacquer thinners. Sounds perfectly normal to me. I personally really like the strong smell of cellulose thinners. I've come to the conclusion that it's almost a Pavlovian dog response, where I subconsciously associate smelling cellulose in the air as meaning I'm pretty much at the end of the motivation crushing weeks/months of constant cutting and welding on a project car. It's the same as how the distinctive smell of burnt "Castrol R" oil in the air always get's my heart pounding a little faster. As that stuff was pretty expensive, and (here in the UK at least) it was mainly only used in really high performance 2 stroke motorbikes, catching a whiff of it usually meant that a motorbike ride induced adrenaline overdose was in my immediate future. :)

[@joell439]

👍😎👍

[@ODGColornChrome]

Body filler. I love that smell!

[@isbcornbinder]

WD 40 smells good, but.....................

[@Chevelle_addict]

Not better than average. Just average at best.

[@GregWellwood]

That may depend on where you're from (grin)