[Collins] Re: Collins wrinkle...why important?
David Knepper
[email protected]
Sun, 21 Sep 2003 22:17:23 -0400
Because I demand perfection not something half done or half baked. Take =
your pick.
Dave, W3ST
Secretary to the Collins Radio Association
Publisher of the Collins Journal
www.collinsra.com
----- Original Message -----=20
From: kwylow zinjanthropus=20
To: David Knepper ; [email protected]=20
Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 9:40 PM
Subject: Collins wrinkle...why important?
Dave/company:
Just wanted to know why is it important to get the exact wrinkle =
finish on these Collins rigs? I redid several cabinets a few years ago =
using powdercoating and St. James Grey overspray. Finish was fine and I =
didn't think it took anything away from the rebuild. Besides, I had many =
complements on the refinish and since I was redoing a virtual junker, I =
didn't see the point. Let me know and thanks. Cal, N6KYR =
(rebuilt/refinished: 75A2 and 32V2. s/n 1776).=20
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