Time to paint the 1st gens pics 56k!!!!!
Jun 23, 2005 | 07:20 PM
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all blocked out
All sealed up
1st coat of color
after one more coat of color its time for clear
opps a little heavy on the clear 4 runs total its really not that bad i will just have to wet sand them flat
All sealed up
1st coat of color
after one more coat of color its time for clear
opps a little heavy on the clear 4 runs total its really not that bad i will just have to wet sand them flat
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Jun 26, 2005 | 10:29 PM
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been busy with it . the g/f wants to carpet clean everything so she is doing that and they are looking brand new. the carpet is another story it looks like crap 
might just buy a kit . also trying to get a few things out of the shop like this mangled Porsche tracter hood that needs to be perfect by the end of the month for some show. im going to try to get my 4runner done by the 4th. need the cruize in style for independence day 
might just buy a kit . also trying to get a few things out of the shop like this mangled Porsche tracter hood that needs to be perfect by the end of the month for some show. im going to try to get my 4runner done by the 4th. need the cruize in style for independence day
Jun 26, 2005 | 11:26 PM
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thats fiberglass right? fiber glass can suck. i really dont have much experance in fixing it except a couple of dump truck fenders it can be a very sticky situation if the body just has some scratches or gouges use some glaze puddy the stuff with the hardner and fill them and sand flat fiber gel would work for holes. a good filler primer and lots of blocking you can make anything flat.
if the body just has some scratches or gouges use some glaze puddy the stuff with the hardner and fill them and sand flat fiber gel would work for holes. a good filler primer and lots of blocking you can make anything flat.
