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7 hours ago, Smokin Monkey said:

You should be well pleased with yourself, that is truly a great looking Pit and crafted by your own hands!

I 100% agree with this statement. It really is a brilliant job you’ve done there. Well done. 

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6 hours ago, ridleyrumpus said:

 

How hard was it to make? Hours?

That's really to hard the answer as it depends on your ability and what tools you have available. Hours wise I guess around 80 including the paint which was 12 hours on its own.

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1 hour ago, Diggerg said:

I used etch primer followed by filler primer. Then 3 coats of automotive metallic in blood black and then 2 coats of anti scratch automotive clear coat. 

Is that OK with the heat?

 

After 15 hours or so I would think the sides would get too hot for normal paint no matter how insulated it is or am I wrong?

How did you apply, proper spray gun/compressor?

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6 hours ago, ridleyrumpus said:

Is that OK with the heat?

 

After 15 hours or so I would think the sides would get too hot for normal paint no matter how insulated it is or am I wrong?

How did you apply, proper spray gun/compressor?

Seems to have held up so far. You can still touch all the outside bar the firebox door. 

Grit blasted it in our drive in bay at work then used a gravity spray gun. Only a cheapy of eBay but seemed to work ok. 

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