Roll-On Paint Job.... beefsteW style!!! - Page 6

Indy · 01-05-2009, 01:17 AM

Stew is inching closer and closer to so many peoples ignore list.

242much · 01-05-2009, 01:42 AM

why the hell are those huge gaps between the body and bumpers? body lift?

Dcomf · 01-05-2009, 10:54 AM

May I suggest if you need heat in the garage to close the garage door and turn the truck on.

EvilM0nkey · 01-05-2009, 11:24 AM

Holy mother of body lift that's a huge body lift! I could crawl into the bumper gaps and take a nap!
But nice paintjob. I drove a 1991 Ranger that had a rattle can paintjob and you couldn't tell at all.

mgramann · 01-05-2009, 12:31 PM

Member Beefstew-

Member mgramann thinks you did a good job, and is wondering if you plan on using this paint method on your short bus...

**BRad704** · 01-05-2009, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Jerry Bransford

Nice paintjob Stew but you should have left the oversize text behind you in kindergarten. I had much pleasure editting all of that childish oversized crap out of your posts... in other words, leave it as is and don't go back in to restore that huge font size.

The great Jbransford has spoken from behind his curtain! Do not resist, do not ignore!

Paint job looks great for a $1k truck...

**coonash** · 01-05-2009, 01:10 PM

I think it looks pretty good. My only advice would be to paint the area under the tailgate.

**Beefstew** · 01-05-2009, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by coonash

I think it looks pretty good. My only advice would be to paint the area under the tailgate.

Member beefsteW had an inch to spare in the front of his garage and barely two inches to spare in the back of his garage. He was forced to prep and paint the tailgate while standing in the bed of Frankenstein. He forgot/was unable to see/paint that strip of gray... He was very upset when he first noticed this.

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Originally Posted by JeepinRoss

Holy mother of body lift that's a huge body lift!

How it came. So far no problems. Member beefsteW will take it out when he has acquired the necessary funds to purchase an Ultra Rare and Super Cool Lift Kit for Frankenstein. Until then.... Enjoy your naps!

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Originally Posted by mgramann

Member Beefstew-

Member mgramann thinks you did a good job, and is wondering if you plan on using this paint method on your short bus...

Short answer, yes!

**JFranko** · 01-05-2009, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Dcomf

May I suggest if you need heat in the garage to close the garage door and turn the truck on.

WillysEdition04 · 01-05-2009, 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Dcomf

May I suggest if you need heat in the garage to close the garage door and turn the truck on.

That alone won't do it beefsteW. you gotta run a garden hose from the tailpipe to your pie hole. Warm the lungs up, as it goes straight into the bloodstream to warm your whole body.

(too far?

)

**JFranko** · 01-05-2009, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by WillysEdition04

That alone won't do it beefsteW. you gotta run a garden hose from the tailpipe to your pie hole. Warm the lungs up, as it goes straight into the bloodstream to warm your whole body.

(too far?

)

I don't think so, If you decide to try this, make sure you tell all of us how it works out, It sounds like a good idea, I really don't see any holes where it could go horribly wrong

**kg4kzv** · 01-05-2009, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by WillysEdition04

That alone won't do it beefsteW. you gotta run a garden hose from the tailpipe to your pie hole. Warm the lungs up, as it goes straight into the bloodstream to warm your whole body.

(too far?

)

You guys are going to tick beefsteW off and we are going to wake up one morning to a roll on orange JF and all the text will be oversized.

Chris.

**Cause** · 01-05-2009, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by WillysEdition04

That alone won't do it beefsteW. you gotta run a garden hose from the tailpipe to your pie hole. Warm the lungs up, as it goes straight into the bloodstream to warm your whole body.

The only way for you to improve this method would be to slide a medium sized trash bag over your head and duct tape it snuggly around your necK.

**Beefstew** · 01-05-2009, 10:03 PM

Member beefsteW has tried the techniques mentioned above....

They proved to be faulty since the participant's brain does not need as much oxygen as other's brains do in order to function properly.

In fact, member beefsteW's brain performed 3 percent better using less oxygen and a higher amount of carbon monoxide!

He thanks the general public for their helpful suggestions.

Unfortunatly due to Franky's extreme love for the tasty high octane gasoline, this method became too expensive and cut into member beefsteW's fund for Ultra Cool and Super Neato Dual Purpose Roll Bar/Light Bar. Thus proving ineffective.

THE HANGING HUMAN HEATER PREVAILS ONCE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**Beefstew** · 03-30-2009, 04:07 AM

Member BeefsteW would like the general public to know that there is a patch of rust forming on one of the rear wheel wells, roughly the size of a Canadian quarter....

Perhaps this type of paint job is not what the hype has hyped it up too.... or perhaps Frankenstiend was poorly prepped..... or perhaps its just the salt from the stupid central new york lifestyle that caused fresh cancer on Franky....

That is all..... It shall be fixed come summer!!!

BeefsteW OUT!!!!

01-05-2009, 10:54 AM	#78
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