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antman
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Post by antman »

Must say for someone who has not sprayed before you are doing a bloody decent job, like the way your garage is always tidy, painting is a messy job. How do you manage to do this type of work in a complex? must have good neighbours :lol:
This is one of my favourite threads. who does your powder coating by the way and how are their prices?
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westmaister
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Location: randburg

Post by westmaister »

antman wrote:Must say for someone who has not sprayed before you are doing a bloody decent job, like the way your garage is always tidy, painting is a messy job. How do you manage to do this type of work in a complex? must have good neighbours :lol:
This is one of my favourite threads. who does your powder coating by the way and how are their prices?
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THANKS ANT! I KNOW AS I HAVE TO CLEAN THE WHOLE GARAGE BEFORE
& AFTER I PAINT SO ITS A BEAACH SOMETIMES.
MY COMPLEX IS RELAXED, LUCKALLY IM IN THE FAR CORNER & NO ONE IS
RIGHT UP AGAINST ME SO THAT HELPS!
I TAKE MY POWDER COATING TO PRO COAT IN HONEYDEW, THEY DO A
DECENT JOB & THEY DONT PRICE TO BAD, ALL THE POWDERCOATED
STUFF IN MY LAST POST COST LIKE R550.00 WHICH AINT BAD I THINK!
UNFORTUNATELY MY TREAD IS GOING TO BE A BIT QUIET AS I MOVED
TO A NEW HOUSE SO JUST BARE WITH ME, ILL MAKE SOME PROGRESS & POST WHEN I CAN.
AT THE MOMENT IM JUST SETTLING IN, PUTTING UP GATES FOR MY
PITT BULLS & SORTING THE GARAGE. I WILL ADD, MY NEW GARAGE WILL
HAVE A STOCKED BAR FRIDGE, SO WHEN ALL IS SORTED IM LIVING THERE TILL THE CAR IS DONE!
BEERS & SEXY REARS!
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antman
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Post by antman »

Thanks, I will check them out as they are just up the road from me, all the best with the house, much better than in a complex.

Lindt
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Post by Lindt »

any updates

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westmaister
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Post by westmaister »

besides fitting a couple of things like the dash brace, etc. & painting the boot
matt black, no real progress, the boot came out awesome though, will post
some pics when i get a chance!
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Lindt
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Post by Lindt »

hmmm, updates?

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westmaister
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Post by westmaister »

FINNISHED SETTING UP MY NEW GARAGE. WILL MAKE SOME PROGRESS SOON.
JUST A QUICK GENERAL QUESTION.... THE INTERIOR TRIM PIECES, SHOULD I COVER IT WITH SUADE OR CARBON FIBRE? WHAT YOU GUYS THINK?
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DriftZ
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Post by DriftZ »

depends on what you want to use the car for.

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westmaister
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Post by westmaister »

ITS A FULL ON DRIFT CAR, BUT SOME OF THE PLASTIC TRIM PIECES ARE GOING BACK BUT IT LOOKS UGLY SO I WANT TO RECOVER IT.
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DriftZ
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Post by DriftZ »

well then go with easy to wipe / clean surfaces. Although i think your car's going to be to pretty to drift.. IMO :)

Lindt
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Post by Lindt »

carbon fiber, it'll suite the "race car" theme.

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westmaister
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Post by westmaister »

WHAT ABOUT COMPLETELY STRIPPED? IVE DONE ALL THE EFFORT TO PAINT IT PERFECTLY INSIDE. DO I REALY NEED TO COVER IT?
HMMMMMM.......???????
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DriftZ
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Post by DriftZ »

westmaister wrote:WHAT ABOUT COMPLETELY STRIPPED? IVE DONE ALL THE EFFORT TO PAINT IT PERFECTLY INSIDE. DO I REALY NEED TO COVER IT?
HMMMMMM.......???????
well if you're going for full on.. then fully stripped is the way! although i pussy'd out at removing the door cards on my sx.. but Everything else is gone.

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godzilla
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sx

Post by godzilla »

dude the car is coming along verry nicely,by far the most complete rebuild on this site.your workmanship is impecable, but your patiance( and your wifes)is to the max,i just dont have the patiencs for the full monty, congrats man, cant wait to see the final product,let us know what the cost is on the final product,if you want heheheh
sideways forever....

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Post by veecee »

nice!
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