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nlbxr6
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| david5 wrote: | Where can I get replacement stripes for my XD S Pack ? The ones that go over the wheel arches.
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Ask your local panel shop who they use for any stripes and decals or else a signwriter if you dont have a stripe guy in town |
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jet_pilot
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| Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 10:26 am Post subject: |
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| g'day when i brought my car it had water based overspray (look's likely to be from a roller) on it and am wanting to know what the easiest way to get this off without damaging the paint job it cover's nearly one whole side of the car |
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nlbxr6
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| Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 8:37 pm Post subject: |
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| What Model and year is your car? |
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jet_pilot
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| 92 ebII mate not sure of paint colour its a mettallic medium blue |
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nlbxr6
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| jet_pilot wrote: | | 92 ebII mate not sure of paint colour its a mettallic medium blue |
Try 3M or Maguires overspray clay if that doesnt work you will need to have it removed by a machine buff & polish |
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SammY
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Gday mate,
Just wanted to know how much i would roughly be looking at paying for a carryboy canopy for a ba xr6 ute to be resprayed from congo green to rapid (yellow).
And is it much more expensive for them to remove all the trims compared to just masking it up instead?
CHeers in advance,
Sam. |
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nlbxr6
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| Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 2:32 pm Post subject: |
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| SammY wrote: | Gday mate,
Just wanted to know how much i would roughly be looking at paying for a carryboy canopy for a ba xr6 ute to be resprayed from congo green to rapid (yellow).
And is it much more expensive for them to remove all the trims compared to just masking it up instead?
CHeers in advance,
Sam. |
Look at anywhere up to $1000 inc removing all necc trims etc
If you want the paint to stick properly I would pay the extra to have all trims etc removed. |
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EF_STOCKO
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| Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 1:30 am Post subject: |
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Hi mate,
I am looking at painting my EF at home. I have been looking into it, and have seen that acrylic seems to be the most user friendly.
Now I am pretty cluey with the prepping and so forth, but I was just wondering if you could clarify the following.
1. After prep work, and applying grease remover and so on, how many coates of undercoat do you apply? and what is the interval between layers?
2. Do you wet sand the final undercoat with 1800+ grit paper before applying?
3. How many layers of the metallic paint do you usually apply? I am looking for a metallic greenish/grey colour, have seen a few samples.
4. Do we do a light wet sand before clear coat?
5. Same again for the clear? Last time I did clear it dried with a powdery surface. Can you tell me what I was doing wrong?
6. At what point do we buffer he finish? After the clear or beforehand? Do we use any product when buffering or just simply use a buffing wheel of some sort?
7. What is a safe thinners:acrylic ratio when applying paint?
I really appreciate this thread mate. Already been very helpful.
Cheers |
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nlbxr6
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| EF_STOCKO wrote: | Hi mate,
I am looking at painting my EF at home. I have been looking into it, and have seen that acrylic seems to be the most user friendly.
Now I am pretty cluey with the prepping and so forth, but I was just wondering if you could clarify the following.
1. After prep work, and applying grease remover and so on, how many coates of undercoat do you apply? and what is the interval between layers?
3-4 allowing enough time to flash off 10-15 minutes
2. Do you wet sand the final undercoat with 1800+ grit paper before applying?
Start with 320 finish with 800
3. How many layers of the metallic paint do you usually apply? I am looking for a metallic greenish/grey colour, have seen a few samples.
As many as you need to cover the primer usually 3-4
4. Do we do a light wet sand before clear coat?
only if you have any imperfections you want to tidy up
5. Same again for the clear? Last time I did clear it dried with a powdery surface. Can you tell me what I was doing wrong?
Either the day was to hot or your mix ratio was incorrect.
6. At what point do we buffer he finish? After the clear or beforehand? Do we use any product when buffering or just simply use a buffing wheel of some sort?
After the clear has dried wet rub with 1500 the buff with a good quality cutting compound and buffing wheel
7. What is a safe thinners:acrylic ratio when applying paint?
Depending on outside temp etc around about 60/40
I really appreciate this thread mate. Already been very helpful.
Check out this site for all your basic knowledge
http://www.autobody101.com/
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EF_STOCKO
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| Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 5:24 pm Post subject: |
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Hey mate,
That is excellent. Thanks very much for the answers.
Will post a thread when its all done, with hopefully some good results.
Cheers |
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brentos
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just a quick question, if my car as damaged in a carparkand keyed etc on all panels nkeeping in mind this will be an insurance claim
1 would they just try to fix those key marks or would they repaint every panel???
2 when they quote to fix this sort of stuff do they quote to get out little shopping trolly dints etc, or is it straight over the top
3 if they dont allow for the above work what would someone be looking at spending to get little dents taken out and sprayed again, same colour with a blue pearl???
thanks for you help
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