'toevoegen aan favourieten'
After a couple of hours this afternoon at the Guyson factory in Skipton, Gordon is now even allowed in the house.
The frame and swinging arm were a bit scabby to say the least, and there was no way of tarting him up without him looking scruffy - so it was 'down to the metal' to start with.
I was hoping that if the finish was smooth enough I would be able leave him unpainted; however, the blasting did it's job, taking all the paint and
debris away but has left the surface a little rough - thinking about it - I'm going to paint him again.
Not sure what colour yet, any ideas? Anyone got any tartan paint?
The frame and swinging arm were a bit scabby to say the least, and there was no way of tarting him up without him looking scruffy - so it was 'down to the metal' to start with.
I was hoping that if the finish was smooth enough I would be able leave him unpainted; however, the blasting did it's job, taking all the paint and
debris away but has left the surface a little rough - thinking about it - I'm going to paint him again.Not sure what colour yet, any ideas? Anyone got any tartan paint?
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