Painting cervinis kit
04-12-2008, 02:55 PM
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RE: Painting cervinis kit
ORIGINAL: pascal
I guess it pays to be a cute girl
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ORIGINAL: SaddleUp
The total paint and install price for my parts, including my painted stripes was $2000.
The total paint and install price for my parts, including my painted stripes was $2000.
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04-12-2008, 03:08 PM
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RE: Painting cervinis kit
haha yeah thats a sh*tload. If i can get stripes done and everything painted for 2g like saddleup, i would definitely do that. But right now it looks like im going to be painting it myself for about 300.
04-12-2008, 03:18 PM
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RE: Painting cervinis kit
I'm not so sure he thought I was so cute after I kept checking in with him to see when he would finally get it done!!! (I am so patient, I hear!! 
) Took him three weeks, which wasn't bad at all, but it just seemed like forever!!!
I'm thinking it was more of just an underestimation perhaps, on his part, for the amount of work involved??
After hearing some of these other figures, I am thinking I did ok!
) Took him three weeks, which wasn't bad at all, but it just seemed like forever!!!I'm thinking it was more of just an underestimation perhaps, on his part, for the amount of work involved??
After hearing some of these other figures, I am thinking I did ok!
04-12-2008, 06:25 PM
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RE: Painting cervinis kit
ORIGINAL: SaddleUp
I'm not so sure he thought I was so cute after I kept checking in with him to see when he would finally get it done!!! (I am so patient, I hear!!) Took him three weeks, which wasn't bad at all, but it just seemed like forever!!!
I'm thinking it was more of just an underestimation perhaps, on his part, for the amount of work involved??
After hearing some of these other figures, I am thinking I did ok!
I'm not so sure he thought I was so cute after I kept checking in with him to see when he would finally get it done!!! (I am so patient, I hear!!
) Took him three weeks, which wasn't bad at all, but it just seemed like forever!!!I'm thinking it was more of just an underestimation perhaps, on his part, for the amount of work involved??
After hearing some of these other figures, I am thinking I did ok!
Bryan
04-13-2008, 03:09 PM
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RE: Painting cervinis kit
Mine took 4 weks and was 3100. to install and paint. I had the whole car painted when he did the stripes so everything would match/ the hood was fiberglas and the parts were poly. my body guy did sanding and filling but had to experiment with primers that would stick-bond with the front spoiler. he was real worried because the plastic retained so much oil.It turned out ok but I chickened out on the side scoops. Double stick tape on an open part? Na Ill hold off until I can buy or make something to dam off the air flow tp theses side scoops.
04-13-2008, 03:23 PM
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RE: Painting cervinis kit
ORIGINAL: Andretti
I'm thinking we need to see pictures of the car AND you to be certain of that.
Bryan
ORIGINAL: SaddleUp
I'm not so sure he thought I was so cute after I kept checking in with him to see when he would finally get it done!!! (I am so patient, I hear!!) Took him three weeks, which wasn't bad at all, but it just seemed like forever!!!
I'm thinking it was more of just an underestimation perhaps, on his part, for the amount of work involved??
After hearing some of these other figures, I am thinking I did ok!
I'm not so sure he thought I was so cute after I kept checking in with him to see when he would finally get it done!!! (I am so patient, I hear!!
) Took him three weeks, which wasn't bad at all, but it just seemed like forever!!!I'm thinking it was more of just an underestimation perhaps, on his part, for the amount of work involved??
After hearing some of these other figures, I am thinking I did ok!
Bryan
04-13-2008, 03:34 PM
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RE: Painting cervinis kit
ORIGINAL: ybnormal
Mine took 4 weks and was 3100. to install and paint. I had the whole car painted when he did the stripes so everything would match/ the hood was fiberglas and the parts were poly. my body guy did sanding and filling but had to experiment with primers that would stick-bond with the front spoiler. he was real worried because the plastic retained so much oil.It turned out ok but I chickened out on the side scoops. Double stick tape on an open part? Na Ill hold off until I can buy or make something to dam off the air flow tp theses side scoops.
Mine took 4 weks and was 3100. to install and paint. I had the whole car painted when he did the stripes so everything would match/ the hood was fiberglas and the parts were poly. my body guy did sanding and filling but had to experiment with primers that would stick-bond with the front spoiler. he was real worried because the plastic retained so much oil.It turned out ok but I chickened out on the side scoops. Double stick tape on an open part? Na Ill hold off until I can buy or make something to dam off the air flow tp theses side scoops.
