Starting to like other RX-7's other than FD's. Like this one:
needs an FD
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From: sacramento
Originally Posted by iceblue
Not that bad man. You remove the moldings. Cut metal into place, weld the metal in. Grinde the welds down bondo it. Sand evrything smoth.
damn ym cars gonna look like a mutt when i do this over a series of weekends, lol
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From: Freeport, Maine
yea sorry about that, I just hate ignorant ***** who are just closed minded about everything. I am by no means into huge spoilers and giant tachs and stuff like that but no one needs to go around being a dink about others cars. Expressing yourself is one thing but being a deuch bag about it is another.
Passing life by
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From: Scotland, USA
Originally Posted by Mx6-Rx7 Addict
i like clean FC's without big wings and big tachometers without pink paint. Thank you for being so kind for others and their awesome cars.
robtechfabrications - Yea
Originally Posted by SexInDaRex
what about this one when its done...someday hehe molded GPsports kit. I didn't want to mold the front on. I kept the original bumper and am going to put on a nice lip. Maybe the shine auto one.
Originally Posted by iceblue
Yea I know you fiberd from last post. Not my style to prone to damage dosent cover the same harder to repair. IMO
what exactly did you just say?
I live in the lounge...
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From: lathrup, MI
Originally Posted by jacobcartmill
what exactly did you just say?
Think he said "Yes I know you used fiberglass from the information in your last post. It is not my style because fiberglass is prone to damage, does not cover as well as metal, and when damaged is harder to repair. In My Opinion"
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From: PA
its easy to fiber glass it. I removed the molding grinded the metal on both sides (inside the doorpanel was hard very hard) I used fiberglass cloth to cover up the holes where the side molding would snap into. Then I used fiberglass hair/kitty hair. to fill in the molding to just about level with the rest of the car. Then used bondo to level it all out. Don't use too much bondo. The fiberglass gives and is still tough if done right. Bondo will crack badly when used in large quantities.
There are 3 coats of mack truck silver and 3 coats of clear. The thing is that I still have to wetsand and buff the car. Imagine the shine then.
There are 3 coats of mack truck silver and 3 coats of clear. The thing is that I still have to wetsand and buff the car. Imagine the shine then.
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