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Some of those machines are painted in two colors. Babin must have
sprung for another can of spray paint!

Oh, no! Those look mostly like factory paint jobs, no WAY
the old Al Babin could do a classy job like that. I mean,
the ways were shiny metal! He'd never leave anything unpainted
like that.

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On Thu, 19 Jan 2012 23:33:41 -0600, Jon Elson
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Ed Huntress wrote:


Some of those machines are painted in two colors. Babin must have
sprung for another can of spray paint!

Oh, no! Those look mostly like factory paint jobs, no WAY
the old Al Babin could do a classy job like that. I mean,
the ways were shiny metal!


Reynolds Heavy Duty aluminum foil.

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He'd never leave anything unpainted
like that.

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On 1/19/2012 8:37 PM, Ed Huntress wrote:

Some of those machines are painted in two colors. Babin must have
sprung for another can of spray paint!


And masking tape!


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On Thu, 19 Jan 2012 23:33:41 -0600, Jon Elson wrote:

Oh, no! Those look mostly like factory paint jobs, no WAY
the old Al Babin could do a classy job like that. I mean,
the ways were shiny metal! He'd never leave anything unpainted
like that.


Maybe he got the *one* good temp first?
The one Iggy was trying to hire;-)
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Prices way too high. HIs normal routine was to get an
early following with low starters, build his FB, then
vanish once a lot of cash was headed his way. Got a lot
of good stuff for cheap in his later incarnations.
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