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Simply amazing.  Beautiful TA.  Welcome to the site. Lots of knowledge from here to try and help with problems. Hope you chat it up with us in the forums as well.

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38 minutes ago, Frosty said:

Welcome to FP and the Pontiac madness that surrounds us. I also own an '86 Trans Am, I'm the original owner. I also have experience in airbrushing. Sadly I lost my garage to do it in about 12-15 years ago. I am just now getting to the point where I can think about airbrushing again. I really like your Phoenix and the true flame you used.

Hello Frosty, thank you for your reply.  Original owner? You're 58? If you have the equipment,  you should do it!

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On 2/2/2024 at 9:26 AM, McClaud said:

Hello Frosty, thank you for your reply.  Original owner? You're 58? If you have the equipment,  you should do it!

I want to get back into it. Now that I have a garage, I need to figure out a way to manage the fumes/ventilation and manage the over spray without getting it all over the garage and my cars. Once I have that rigged up, I want to get back into it. I have the compressor, my Awata airbrush. I also need to go through my paints. They've sat on the shelf for a long, long time. I will have to assess what needs to be pitched and start over.

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