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DavidR8's shop shenanigans

Cleaned the chip pan and gave it a first coat of paint.
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I had a welding instructor that used to say "anything worth making is worth painting" He thought it wasn't finished if it didn't have paint on it. I tend to agree with him.

We are certainly different then! My version is that anything you are proud of should not be hidden under layers of paint!!!

Of course, that belief has to be tempered by the fact that I absolutely despise painting. Painting is right up there with getting an enema or a colonoscopy! Nah, actually it's worse than that - it's like getting a frontal lobotomy using a eurethral endoscope with a rotary boring mechanism.
 
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