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bryan chaisone wrote:
Thanks Craig, thanks a lot. Another dream shot down. LOL. These car-painting facilities are doing it with EPA's approval. They are a dime a dozen. I'm sure things can be worked out. I am thinking that, as Pete have said above; the preparation for airplane is different. Structural integrity has to be maintained. There is also the weight issue with airplanes. Other than those two, they should be the same. A lot less body filler? A lot less paint build-up? Approval by local and federal authorities and facility owner that you are renting from? What else am I missing? The prep area and the paint booth need to be a lot bigger? Might even paint motor homes, trucks and cars on the side too? I have the dream, the will power, and the love of aviation. That last one is what will make this an enjoyable career. I believe that you will be happier and live longer if you do what you love. Now all I need is start up money. Craig, I have read many of your posts, I respect your opinions. How can I make this happen? Hoe can I make this dream come true? Anyone have a suggestion? Might want to start out working for an established paint shop to learn the ropes before venturing out on your own. This experience also will likely give you a lot more credibility when applying for business loans. Matt |
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