A weekend or two ago, I was back in the Sanstec workshop renovating one of my cherished classic cars. Where the vehicle had been patiently standing for a long time, waiting for me to turn my attention to it, its door panels had unsurprisingly started to rust, where the paint was rather too thin.
So, just as with any renovation, I began to prepare the surfaces to conserve them, as I most definitely did not want them getting any worse. After removing as much of the rust as was practically possible, with the time I had set aside for the task, I then applied a layer of grey primer, using a particular brand that is well known to inhibit the rust from degenerating further.
This relatively small project on my beloved Ford Escort got me thinking about my CAD experiences over the years. How many projects than I care to count, when on the surface the files I have been given have looked fantastic, only to discover with dismay that once I had delved a little deeper, you realise they are not quite up to the standard required.
If you are seeking a design partner that will look beyond the surface of a development project, then feel free to ask the engineering team at Sanstec Design, the questions you need the answers to.
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