pics of the $28 paint job done -spoiler
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pics of the $28 paint job done -spoiler
so here are some updated pics from this morning
still havent goten around to reinstalling the spoiler
still havent goten around to reinstalling the spoiler
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Originally Posted by TitosToy
you should change your moldings. having s5 bumpers with s4 molding looks kinda tacky to me. but otherwise, great job man. btw, what did you use for $28?
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
The real question is how does it look in person?
but everyone who has seen it in person has been impressed by the way it turned out.
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Originally Posted by LizardFC
Your $28 paint job looks better than my $600+ paint job. What did you use?
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Originally Posted by LizardFC
Haha... you rolled that on??? Wow. I'm surprised you were able to get that kinda gloss out of it. Did you cut and polish the whole thing?
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Originally Posted by snowball
yup, the final coat got sanded with 1000 then 1500 then buffed out and polished.
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Originally Posted by LizardFC
That'll do it. I still haven't finished sanding and buffing mine so I'm hoping it looks better when it's done. Good job with it, I hope it stays nice. If not, you can always blow another 28 bucks and paint it again.
on that note im watching all the local forums for a bad body honda for a dd/beater.
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hmm. How do you guys think this would look if you were to just do a touchup job. IE rust spots in the trunk drain area/door dings. Would it be possible? I'm abso-*******-lutely retarded when it comes to paint.
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the stock paint is going to be too yellow or faded from whatever color it used to be by now for this to a viable touch up solution in 99% of cars.
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WOW, that looks great! You should def. do a write up on how you did this.
that seriously looks freakishly good for a "roll on" job.
that seriously looks freakishly good for a "roll on" job.
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Originally Posted by IaMtHeRuThLeSs1
WOW, that looks great! You should def. do a write up on how you did this.
that seriously looks freakishly good for a "roll on" job.
that seriously looks freakishly good for a "roll on" job.
Do a write-up?
Wow, Snowball. You should have done a step by step write-up along the way with pictures. Then we could have all chimed in, some of us with encouragement and some of us could have made fun of you. Then slowly and surely we would all become fans of your hard work and tenacity. We could have also admired your results in real time, offering suggestions to help you get better results.
I bet that sucker would have turned into, say 27 pages or so of pure entertainment and inspiration. Oh, wait, you already did that!!!
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/paintjob-budget-545991/
Enjoy the thread guys. Snowball took the idea and ran with it.
Great Job Snowball!