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New Paint

Started by Paul, November 23, 2009, 04:16:56 PM

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tasmankdr

I see you are from Ohio.  Where did you have the paint work done?  Is it wet sanded with clear coat on top of that?  Inquiring minds?

Eagle Andy

1968 Model 05 Eagle # 7481 Miles City MT

mcichad

Looking pretty sweet!

Have fun,

Chad
'92 MCI 102-C3

Paul

Thank you for all the replies on our bus paint.  No more dirty looks and turn up noses when we pull into a campground now.

Now can we get the inside to look as good as the outside?

We are now working hard on installing the Aqua-Hot and LP system to get ready for Jack party this New Year.

John316             Star Jet in Columbus, Ohio did the paint.

James77MCI8      Generator is a Honda EX4500 Gas, forced air-cooled, portable in a quite Box

                         This is temporary until we get a Diesel generator.


      Thanks
      Paul & Claudiene
Paul
http://www.incredibus.com
1988 MCI 102A3 /8V92 /740 /10" Roof Raise

BG6

What did that cost you?  Nice paint scheme, imagine it with Arctic Blue . . .

John316

Ouch, Paul. I was afraid that Star Jet did it. I hope you went over it meticulously, and I hope that they only painted the bus. They have been known to do VERY shoddy work. However, they have done good work, for a select couple (right Nick?).

They did a lot to our bus, and it was terrible. We ended up redoing most of what they did. It looks okay from a distance, but the workmanship was bad. They even have the pic of our bus, up on the wall in their office. If they are proud of the job that they did on ours ::) ::) ::), I will stop right there.

At least you live closer, so you can take it back, if you have problems. If they did anything else to your bus, new caps, roof raise, windows, etc, let me know. I can tell you how to fix it (I know pretty sad we had to do that).

God bless,

John
Sold - MCI 1995 DL3. DD S60 with a Allison B500.

philiptompkjns

who did your roof raise and how much did it cost?  How much did you raise it?
Just curious, I have the same bus.
1990 102a3... Just got started, don't  know  what I'm doing.

Paul



I did the roof myself.

You can see it at     www.incredibus.com/roof.com

Paul

Paul
http://www.incredibus.com
1988 MCI 102A3 /8V92 /740 /10" Roof Raise

uncle ned



Starjet did "HUGGY" quite a few years ago. Except for wear and tear from the owner I think it still looks good.

uncle ned
4104's forever
6v92 v730
Huggy Bear

John316

Quote from: uncle ned on November 27, 2009, 01:34:56 PM


Starjet did "HUGGY" quite a few years ago. Except for wear and tear from the owner I think it still looks good.

uncle ned

Ned,

I sure wish that we would have had a good story with them. Maybe if I had told Dick, that I "knew" uncle Ned, he would have done good work. But I didn't "know" you then :'( :'( :'(.

I hope what paint job we got, lasts....

God bless,

John
Sold - MCI 1995 DL3. DD S60 with a Allison B500.

philiptompkjns

Quote from: Paul on November 27, 2009, 11:37:21 AM


I did the roof myself.

You can see it at     www.incredibus.com/roof.com

Paul


Thanks Paul, you have great info on your site. I like your picture documentation.
I think you messed up your link though, I found the good one:
http://www.incredibus.com/roof.htm

Also, this link "Energy Conversions For RVs" seems to be broken just FYI.
1990 102a3... Just got started, don't  know  what I'm doing.

PCC

Nice pictures - I guess I had better get my camera out to document the progress on my conversion, for all the world to see. I am still working to get the basics, like the generator, installed. Then I will rework the heat and air, so I can be comfortable as I live and work, eat and breathe, this potential travelling partner.

Sooner or later - probably later, I will have to deal with the paint issue. When I do, I hope there is someone willing to tackle a project for a customer who will want it to be more than perfect.

So much money deserves equal perfection !!

Nice conversion work, Paul. Keep it up !!  Loved your site - lots to see.
For some, patience is a virtue.
Dealing with me, it is required.
Thank God - He is always patient.

Doug1968

Paul,

Very nice job you have done on this bus! I am in the process of completing a conversion on a 102A3 and it is nice to see the photos of your project.

You should be proud of this project and the fact that you are nearing completion.

Very nice job.

Doug
1986 MCI 102A3 - 8V92 - 5 speed
Vancouver, Washington