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01-11-2009, 12:02 PM
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er yer and a whole lot more..........................
ive just finished a underside resto
take a look
https://passionford.com/forum/restor...-a-15-9-a.html
i did a little bit mre than spray the bay, i wielded and smooth out all the holes in the inner wings leaving the bay to look like this
01-11-2009, 01:48 PM
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That dont look to bad tbh mate, Cover it in jenolite then wire wheel it, then paint and cover with waxoil. My 3 door one was mint when i took the battery off, but i still covered it in waxoil just to be safe 
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er yer and a whole lot more..........................
ive just finished a underside resto
take a look
https://passionford.com/forum/restor...-a-15-9-a.html
i did a little bit mre than spray the bay, i wielded and smooth out all the holes in the inner wings leaving the bay to look like this
ive just finished a underside resto
take a look
https://passionford.com/forum/restor...-a-15-9-a.html
i did a little bit mre than spray the bay, i wielded and smooth out all the holes in the inner wings leaving the bay to look like this
that looks stunning, top work and well diffrent, i want to get my engine bay re sprayed but i wouldn't no where to start puttin it all back together
01-11-2009, 06:28 PM
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Just take plenty of pics label it all up or ask for help on here, plenty willing to help you
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yes i agree, i got mates who do no them pretty well, but i have learned so much more on here.
My main worry is where all the wires go
01-11-2009, 08:25 PM
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i didnt have a clue when i stared!
but as said if you have m8s that can point you in th eright direction you will be fine,
take picture and you aways have this place as referance.
the wiings actually qiute simple when you get over the fear
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didn't u??
i have already taken most the engine out as im doing work on it, and its now i can see the dull paint and rust spots (im well fussy with this car i want it perfect lol)
i'll prob go for it and like u and boothy say jus take loads of pics and if need any advice ask on here
i have already taken most the engine out as im doing work on it, and its now i can see the dull paint and rust spots (im well fussy with this car i want it perfect lol)
i'll prob go for it and like u and boothy say jus take loads of pics and if need any advice ask on here
02-11-2009, 05:21 PM
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didn't u??
i have already taken most the engine out as im doing work on it, and its now i can see the dull paint and rust spots (im well fussy with this car i want it perfect lol)
i'll prob go for it and like u and boothy say jus take loads of pics and if need any advice ask on here
i have already taken most the engine out as im doing work on it, and its now i can see the dull paint and rust spots (im well fussy with this car i want it perfect lol)
i'll prob go for it and like u and boothy say jus take loads of pics and if need any advice ask on here
just take your time!
oh and what ever you think its going to cost tripple it
eg moonstone paint is £53 a ltr
02-11-2009, 11:43 PM
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All the prep work (fillin and sandin) was done by me then the paintin was done in my garage by rich (xr4x4rs) with a little bit of time body effort its amazin the results you can get. Its proper time consumin though.
Worth it in the end, i would hate to think how much it would have cost having it done by a body shop.
Worth it in the end, i would hate to think how much it would have cost having it done by a body shop.
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i dont want to weld up all the holes apart from 3 on each on suspension turret where a strut brace was.
i would want to do as much as i can myself that way its a much better feeling.
i would want to do as much as i can myself that way its a much better feeling.
lol only jokeing
04-11-2009, 06:39 PM
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i think the whole car was stripped in under a week
the bays a pain in the ass as theres quite a lot of crap to take out of it, but you could have it done in a day if the engines alreedy out
he wuld love to paint it for you
only problem is he now only paints in gloss black
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The whole car or the bay???
i think the whole car was stripped in under a week
the bays a pain in the ass as theres quite a lot of crap to take out of it, but you could have it done in a day if the engines alreedy out
he wuld love to paint it for you only problem is he now only paints in gloss black
i think the whole car was stripped in under a week
the bays a pain in the ass as theres quite a lot of crap to take out of it, but you could have it done in a day if the engines alreedy out
he wuld love to paint it for you
only problem is he now only paints in gloss blacki think i better get some quots first before i take it all apart!!
the bottom ends in there at mo but thats comin out any way as gunna strip it and rebuild it
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