Lindy
4/2/2006
Today was a BIG day! To sum it up in one sentence...I prepped and primed the ribs. That short little sentence means six and a half hours of work!! I went out to work to do this because it was SO windy today, that priming at home would've been a lost cause.
All the ribs were already scotchbrited, so I didn't scuff the alumiprep on. Instead, I set up the ribs over our drain in the shop, and sprayed it on. I let it set on there for about three minutes apiece (sprayed one, cleaned one, and so on...)
Cleaning was done in the shop sink with warm water, then they were hung to dry in the paint room.
After they were dry, I masked up, and went through about five cans of NAPA 7220 self etching primer to get 'em done. The pic above shows the most I could hang without overlapping, so this took a while.
When I finally finished and came home, I have a nice and neat stack of prime ribs! HA!
6.5 hours