True Fire After Clearcoat
12-22-2006, 06:57 PM
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True Fire After Clearcoat This is an update from the previous post. I got some of the clearcoat and will be bringing her home tomorrow assuming that the rain stops.
I am also waiting for the spoiler. Which is in the process of drying and will be wet sanded and buffed tomorrow before pickup.
I am also waiting for the spoiler. Which is in the process of drying and will be wet sanded and buffed tomorrow before pickup.
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12-22-2006, 11:28 PM
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That was still in the bay getting buffed and wet sanded and the spoiler was not on either. Im not takeing her home till it stops raining. Should be tomorrow afternoon. Will hopefully get some sweet pics.
12-23-2006, 12:28 AM
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don't "HEHE" sounds kinda creepy, LOL j/k 
anyways, car looks badass, but I think I would have removed the trim. WIth that paint job, I doubt you will be parking next to anyone so you wouldn't have to worry about door dings anyways.
anyways, car looks badass, but I think I would have removed the trim. WIth that paint job, I doubt you will be parking next to anyone so you wouldn't have to worry about door dings anyways.
12-23-2006, 12:33 AM
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I know that I will not park next to anyone, but that doesnt stop them from parking next to me. ALSO, everyone seems to be removing their BSM. That just made me want to leave it on. Just to be different. Do you understand where I am coming from?? Thanks for the replys, keep em coming.
12-23-2006, 01:09 AM
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well considering most people dont know to take it off no i dont see your point but it woulod have looked 10 times smoother without it..........but hey man your car not mine
but the car looks GREAT in the pics and i love how the hood is kinda manta stripe "ish"
but the car looks GREAT in the pics and i love how the hood is kinda manta stripe "ish"
12-23-2006, 04:28 AM
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OMG thats badass!
Did you do this yourself? I think you need more pracitce with that true fire painting method on other cars too! I would nominate my a Trans Am as the pontiac ginea pig!!! Joking about needing practice thats perfect!
Awesome JOB! Looking badass!
Did you do this yourself? I think you need more pracitce with that true fire painting method on other cars too! I would nominate my a Trans Am as the pontiac ginea pig!!! Joking about needing practice thats perfect!
Awesome JOB! Looking badass!
12-23-2006, 07:59 AM
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Actually a buddy did it for me. He works hand in hand with sweet body shop here. If you are in the Eastern N Carolina range, I highly recommend them all. PM me if you want their name. They are worth the drive if you have to drive a bit.
Thanks for all the Compliments guys
Thanks for all the Compliments guys