From: cgarbee@ipass.net
Date: Thu May 13 2004 - 11:44:16 PDT
I used Rick's paint mask for almost all of the markings on my USMC M37. I did
a couple of them using stencils (ones that I knew I would be using elsewhere
such as jerry can lables and tire pressures). Great product, easy to apply,
looks good when done... I especially liked the way that the product conforms
to irregularities on the body panels as I didn't go overboard on straightening
dent panels before I painted (I figured that the truck earned some dents...).
I have a page on my website showing the markings being applied along with a page
listing the USMC markings that I found on both of my M37's...
Marking page is located at:
http://www.garbee.net/~cabell/stencils.htm
Good luck,
CGarbee
'53 M37 with Cummins 4BT
'51 M38 stock
'80 M35A2C stock
Quoting Stu <stuinnh@comcast.net>:
> Anyone out there recommend someone doing them in the paint mask? I need a
> couple to finish my Mutt.
>
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