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That is simply beautiful. I hope next time I come to Israel I can see them first-hand.

ian wrote:That is simply beautiful. I hope next time I come to Israel I can see them first-hand.

Thanks, and you're most welcome...

Radian wrote:

+1 Way cool Mod!!!

Radian wrote:

+1.... How long to make the template?

Sometimes I wonder why I even bother trying to make mine look good!

Who's Pin?

I hate you, but I love you, but I hate you, but I love you, but....

LelandCrooks wrote:Who's Pin?

That must be the band member... for the rest of the world its "Nid"

jjohnson wrote:How long to make the template?

That took about an hour IIRC, but that was a one-time investment.
Doing the logo with the template takes 2-3 minutes.

I knew this thread would be way cool. Beautiful cab, and thanks much for sharing some of your "tricks" with us!

All pilot holes for the different accessories done. Here the ones for the grill:



Bondo repair on all defects and final sanding of the cab's exterior:



Cabs mounted on a square beam for painting. The cabs are positioned symmetrically so rotating the beam is easily done with one hand at 90 deg. increments:



The beam attaches to the cab at the speaker baffle.



The horn is painted with basic black paint. This isn't going to be seen through the foam backed grill:



Textured polyurethane paint is applied to the outer shells, access covers and grills:



Close-up of the grills:



Close-up of the cab:



Closer – up:

If could, I would marry your cabs

SeisTres wrote:

If could, I would marry your cabs

and the union would be considered Beauties and the Beast. -

Bruce Weldy wrote:

SeisTres wrote:

If could, I would marry your cabs

and the union would be considered Beauties and the Beast. -

YAY! I get to be a prince at the end!

I've always wanted to be a prince!

N.Webber wrote: Textured polyurethane paint is applied to the outer shells, access covers and grills:

Is there any particular brand here in the states that makes textured polyurethane paint?