removing rivets
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RE: removing rivets
ORIGINAL: 67fstback
the only reason i need to take them out is to paint them, should i just paint them from the inside without removing them?
the only reason i need to take them out is to paint them, should i just paint them from the inside without removing them?
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RE: removing rivets
ORIGINAL: JPaikos
Like gothand said. If the factory didn't paint them, and there hidden, then why bother. But if you must, use a small artists brush and paint them that way. No removing and no over spray.
ORIGINAL: 67fstback
the only reason i need to take them out is to paint them, should i just paint them from the inside without removing them?
the only reason i need to take them out is to paint them, should i just paint them from the inside without removing them?
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Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 145
From: Northridge, CA
RE: removing rivets
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Justin.....he's talking about painting the panels, not the rivets. We are saying to take the panels out of the car to paint them. But yeah, I see your point if all he wants to do is paint the panels, then just use a brush and paint away without worring about overspray. But don't use a small artists brush. Use a big *****. Ain't the English language fun?
ORIGINAL: JPaikos
Like gothand said. If the factory didn't paint them, and there hidden, then why bother. But if you must, use a small artists brush and paint them that way. No removing and no over spray.
ORIGINAL: 67fstback
the only reason i need to take them out is to paint them, should i just paint them from the inside without removing them?
the only reason i need to take them out is to paint them, should i just paint them from the inside without removing them?
In that case, takem out and spray 'em. Don't use a brush. It'll look like S%#t![sm=pcwhack.gif]
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