Got it blown apart, hood, deck lid and grille shell painted, 6/7 days the rest'll be done then off for the guts
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Got it blown apart, hood, deck lid and grille shell painted, 6/7 days the rest'll be done then off for the guts
All small parts painted, jambed and ready to roll in the booth, will squirt on Friday and start re-assembly Saturday.
WTH ?? you've had several days . slacking are we .................. :)
what red i that? i still have 3 gals of spi red horded back . and 2 gals of orange .
Not slackin cowboy, just gettin old.Quote:
Originally Posted by shine
It's 2001 BMW Hot Red Code 312, chassis and bottom were already done and it came with a full gallon of BASF RM single stage.
I thought Barry was makin the red and orange again. Loved his orange.
he is i think. whine enough and he'll make up a batch
:)
Obviously the body was to the manufactures high standards again resulting in minimal work in preparation for slops to be thrown at it. The bright red will look cool on the car as did the orange of the previous one. Certainly makes the job easier when one doesn't have to repair and then block out damage or imperfections.
Took less than 4 hrs to get ready for paint, all had been done prior to purchase, was in epoxy primer. Just had to hit it with 320 then 400 and wrap it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiplash23T
Done. just slap it back 2gether then off for the guts.
looks good !
Thanx Shine, sittin in the sun now cookin, off to Tim's Wednesday.Quote:
Originally Posted by shine
Doin dark blue guts.
Absolutely gorgeous!
Goin back 2gether
Is that Duncan, Arizona ? You certainly don't need to invest in a bake oven when you can push it out doors and use the big bright thing hanging in the sky. I believe the dark blue dead cow will lok absolutely awesome in there with the red.
Nope --- Duncan Oklahoma. was 88 2day and 2 hrs in the sun and it's cooked med well done. will stuff it back 2gether 2morrow. MarkQuote:
Originally Posted by Whiplash23T
Great work! It looks sweet!
@ the trim shop. That's the Gas Monkey 67 in the background
Always amazed at your work. After painting mine, I know how much work goes into that.