I figured I'd start over...
12-13-2008, 05:00 PM
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I figured I'd start over...
on my painting process so I went to wal-mart and got some cheap primer to last till I can get it in the booth and spray it for real
I should have some more done tomorrow.Probably just gonna finish the driver side and the front clip and leave it like that till I get out of school for christmas
I should have some more done tomorrow.Probably just gonna finish the driver side and the front clip and leave it like that till I get out of school for christmas
12-13-2008, 05:52 PM
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Be careful with the primer If it rains on it the moisture will go through the primer and rust the body under the primer. Make sure you use the right primer. I may have the right hood coming up for sale soon.
Here is a shot of the hood. This photo of my coupe when I bought it
Here is a shot of the hood. This photo of my coupe when I bought it
12-13-2008, 07:49 PM
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Be careful with the primer If it rains on it the moisture will go through the primer and rust the body under the primer. Make sure you use the right primer. I may have the right hood coming up for sale soon.
Here is a shot of the hood. This photo of my coupe when I bought it
Here is a shot of the hood. This photo of my coupe when I bought it
12-13-2008, 09:04 PM
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From what I know, primmer will seal paint, meaning keeping the bad stuff out.
On another note, OP, looks good, just could have spend a little more time and masked some stuff off....looks like you are making more work for yourself.
On another note, OP, looks good, just could have spend a little more time and masked some stuff off....looks like you are making more work for yourself.
12-13-2008, 10:08 PM
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I am I'm just gettin it down to bare metal cause it's first color was baige and then a bright red and then engine enamel chrysler orange I'm gonna repaint everything that's supposed to black(trim).I found out that the dupli-color interior paint looks good on the trim pieces
12-13-2008, 11:23 PM
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I am I'm just gettin it down to bare metal cause it's first color was baige and then a bright red and then engine enamel chrysler orange I'm gonna repaint everything that's supposed to black(trim).I found out that the dupli-color interior paint looks good on the trim pieces
SEM Trim Black is pure butter for that stuff.
12-14-2008, 09:08 AM
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