****update On My Car****
****update On My Car****
for anyone who cares...lol my car is almost done a lot of hard work to bring that mess out....heres a before and what it looks like as of 5 hours ago...I covered the holes with bondo and gonna be sanding that down 2morrow and doing some more work but its almost there 


I'll post more pics 2morrow







I'll post more pics 2morrow




lol...well yeah long story short 18yearold kid+2007 g35+dosn't know how to react when a car cuts u off at high speeds= me getting whacked super hard. Hes paying for a new car kinda, but it has been a few 2 months and this is a little work a day.
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From: Greenwood/Hartsville, SC.
The amount of holes you've put into it is ridiculous. You might as well cut out all of that and weld in new sheet metal and try to mold it to form, or take a used piece off of a junked car. I'm not a body expert, but I'm almost positive trying to fill that in and paint it is a bad idea.
The amount of holes you've put into it is ridiculous. You might as well cut out all of that and weld in new sheet metal and try to mold it to form, or take a used piece off of a junked car. I'm not a body expert, but I'm almost positive trying to fill that in and paint it is a bad idea.
I would be scared to death to drive that car and be hit in that rear end again with that much missing metal.
I hope he is planning on filling those holes by welding in new metal, rather than the Bondo mess it looks like it is gonna be.
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From: Greenwood/Hartsville, SC.
Not only the crumple factor, but if the weather/temperature changes quickly or he gets some moisture back in there, it's going to crack all over again. Looks like he's determined though.
The amount of holes you've put into it is ridiculous. You might as well cut out all of that and weld in new sheet metal and try to mold it to form, or take a used piece off of a junked car. I'm not a body expert, but I'm almost positive trying to fill that in and paint it is a bad idea.
I'm not a body expert eather....in fact this is my first real accident repair to this extent. My friend told me the same thing but think about it.....you gotta find a wrecked car...then find a place to put a car that dost move...then you gotta figure out where to cut it then you gotta do all those steps again, and on top of that you gotta weld all that back up.
i'm doing all this for wide body...I know I gotta cut some of the fender...that a lot better than cutting 2 complete cars in half
I did another coat today, 2morrow I'm gonna sand it down and form it but its pretty much there I cant wait to drive this ******* yard decoration.
I'm in Los Angeles...I don't really need to worry about that one there buddy
shes almost there, I did a little work today and this is what it came out to...just more session and it should be done. Then pant it a little then widebody
Does anyone have any tips of finishing this up?? any help would be great. Thanks
Mike


Does anyone have any tips of finishing this up?? any help would be great. Thanks Mike


You have trashed that car. You need to stop wasting money trying to fix it. It will not be safe to drive.
Maybe that weed you are advocating in your signature has clouded your judgment?
and any further flaming from you will result in this thread being closed and or deleted.





