paint
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paint
i washed, clay barred, and waxed my car today and i want to get it painted/ touched up
theres lots of little dents and dings and a huge key mark on the passenger side door and i want it all fixed
but im not sure if i want to get it painted a different color or just keep it that color
on the bright side its grown on me and you dont see too many mustangs with that color
but on the down side people say it looks gay
i mean i thought it looked gay at first too but after a while it grew on me and i like it but i dunno i kinda want some perspective on it
theres lots of little dents and dings and a huge key mark on the passenger side door and i want it all fixed
but im not sure if i want to get it painted a different color or just keep it that color
on the bright side its grown on me and you dont see too many mustangs with that color
but on the down side people say it looks gay
i mean i thought it looked gay at first too but after a while it grew on me and i like it but i dunno i kinda want some perspective on it
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 6,524
From: Sacramento, CA
RE: paint
It looks good to me, at least half of your doors paint didnt fall off on the ground [:@]
Damn Crystal white just up and fell off the door a couple days after I washed and waxed it!!!
I washed and waxed my car twice a month and this happen.... Bleh!
To remove dents get large handheld sizes of Dry ice.
Using a cloth folded over and possibly a leather glove to protect your hand, apply the dry ice directly to the dent on your car and it will make the metal contract and then pop the dent. You might have to do this a couple times but this is what a lot of body shops use.
It does not harm the paint.
Damn Crystal white just up and fell off the door a couple days after I washed and waxed it!!!
I washed and waxed my car twice a month and this happen.... Bleh!
To remove dents get large handheld sizes of Dry ice.
Using a cloth folded over and possibly a leather glove to protect your hand, apply the dry ice directly to the dent on your car and it will make the metal contract and then pop the dent. You might have to do this a couple times but this is what a lot of body shops use.
It does not harm the paint.
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RE: paint
ORIGINAL: NeoTokyo
It looks good to me, at least half of your doors paint didnt fall off on the ground [:@]
Damn Crystal white just up and fell off the door a couple days after I washed and waxed it!!!
I washed and waxed my car twice a month and this happen.... Bleh!
To remove dents get large handheld sizes of Dry ice.
Using a cloth folded over and possibly a leather glove to protect your hand, apply the dry ice directly to the dent on your car and it will make the metal contract and then pop the dent. You might have to do this a couple times but this is what a lot of body shops use.
It does not harm the paint.
It looks good to me, at least half of your doors paint didnt fall off on the ground [:@]
Damn Crystal white just up and fell off the door a couple days after I washed and waxed it!!!
I washed and waxed my car twice a month and this happen.... Bleh!
To remove dents get large handheld sizes of Dry ice.
Using a cloth folded over and possibly a leather glove to protect your hand, apply the dry ice directly to the dent on your car and it will make the metal contract and then pop the dent. You might have to do this a couple times but this is what a lot of body shops use.
It does not harm the paint.
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Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 5,373
From: Wichita, Ks
RE: paint
ORIGINAL: flash20
blue kicks *** 
ORIGINAL: amrcnidyot
lol, i know, i meant to put a after that....whoops.
ORIGINAL: Durr727
haha I was joking as to the little ([&:]) guy.
Then saying it looked fine.
haha I was joking as to the little ([&:]) guy.
Then saying it looked fine.
after that....whoops.