WIDEBODY!... Adrenalin Racing.... my experience
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From: El Segundo Sunny State
89RX7Tll <-----------hahaha I find it funny that out of just about everyone on the NW 7 CLUB, like the way it looks. They got nothing but postive comments unlike you and your neg feed back....
If you dont have anything nice to say, then go spend your free time off of here and with that garbage wagon of yours.....
If you dont have anything nice to say, then go spend your free time off of here and with that garbage wagon of yours.....
that sucks how crap-drenalin has screwed u over, and the guy with the neg comment, spend half the amount of time grae did doin his stuff, and half the ISH he does for the 7 community before u start raggin bout his car. if u ever need bodywork done i know a great shop up in burien, great turnaround time too, looks good though grae, keep it up!
Did you just remove the bump-strip and then fill it with bondo? The reason I ask is that every car I have ever seen do that has had it end up with a crack. The best way to go is to weld in a strip of metal and then do the seams with bondo. It's the only way I've seen that won't end up with a split down the road.
Lookin good though, you're doing some good work!
Lookin good though, you're doing some good work!
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Did you just remove the bump-strip and then fill it with bondo? The reason I ask is that every car I have ever seen do that has had it end up with a crack. The best way to go is to weld in a strip of metal and then do the seams with bondo. It's the only way I've seen that won't end up with a split down the road.
Lookin good though, you're doing some good work!
Lookin good though, you're doing some good work!
1)duraglass
2) filler
3) glaze
4) high build primer
5) my arms hurt from sanding... ( still )
.... thanks for the props folks!
A fun photo, primer still glossy.. the fc sleeps ominously in the dark...
Hey, little man this kind of work is not for beginners.... Its okay that you dont like it cuz this **** is for the pros!
seriously its taking some intense work to get all the lines to flow and to get everything straight.
wether you think its rice or not its still alot of hard work. and its how the owner likes it so meh
wether you think its rice or not its still alot of hard work. and its how the owner likes it so meh
im not sayin it didnt take alot of hard work ive done damn near the exact same thing to a civic before but just because it was a lot of work doesnt mean it looks good that ricy rear bumper doesnt even match the "feel" or bodylines of the car............... so very nice work you but you should be working on hondas.
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Sounds like your the one who knows so much about hondas.... Look i don't wanna any drama... but please.... just because the internet magically give you some anonymity... can you keep your offensive comments to yourself? Honda is a dirty word... im not baggin on your camo so please lay off...
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.... and since it is a BUILD thread....
Heres a few photos to show some of the latest work... sadly the adrenaline goof ***** left the car with some tragic body lines... ( which some folks have been happy to point out- the extremely obvious) )
These 2 pics show the before and after of the rear quarter panel areas, specifically the area in front of the rear tire where the side skirt met the rear fender... the "before" has a nasty kink which kills the body line.... the second photo shows the "after", which smooths it out and helps it flow a lot better! many thanks to Andre the Giant on this area!

These 2 pics show the before and after of the rear quarter panel areas, specifically the area in front of the rear tire where the side skirt met the rear fender... the "before" has a nasty kink which kills the body line.... the second photo shows the "after", which smooths it out and helps it flow a lot better! many thanks to Andre the Giant on this area!

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LOL....that kid plays by the rules...3 cheers for Andre 3000!
Today i finished out the rear side of that same wheel well.... my work is not as good.... or should i say... the learning curve takes time! pics soon.
Today i finished out the rear side of that same wheel well.... my work is not as good.... or should i say... the learning curve takes time! pics soon.








