Classic arches
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Im talking underneath where your suspension is etc, i want to tidy mine up and paint them, doesnt have to be sprayed or anything just silver the same as the car!
i think i can bin the plastic stuff at the rear, jet wash away then clean and paint with some hammerite?
not sure on fronts though? what have you do, if anyone has done the fronts as i gather the plastic is a bit 'more' at the front.
i think i can bin the plastic stuff at the rear, jet wash away then clean and paint with some hammerite?
not sure on fronts though? what have you do, if anyone has done the fronts as i gather the plastic is a bit 'more' at the front.
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Thank you, its not as concours looking in real life LOL, it was done with red lead and then white hammerite and a brush , but the main aim was to seal it from the road without haveing to use underseal , so im chuffed with the result, subframe and trailing arms were shot blasted and powder coated and all rebushed , madness really, prob spent twice the worth of the shell on the refurb and new bits, but it was a nice project. Completed on Tue past with an ESL remap from JGM icing on the cake
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I've just done the whole underside of my car.
I haven't done the front yet, I start that this weekend but thought I'd show mine.
I haven't a clue what I'm going to do with wheel arch liners and all the plastics at the front yet. I'll think of something.
Any way first picture is a before shot and the rest are taken as I made progress
I haven't done the front yet, I start that this weekend but thought I'd show mine.
I haven't a clue what I'm going to do with wheel arch liners and all the plastics at the front yet. I'll think of something.
Any way first picture is a before shot and the rest are taken as I made progress
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Back breaking to do on axel stands as im sure Daz will confirm, but worth it i think
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im gonna look at hiring a steam cleaner and see if i can do some of the underside with it too just go brighten it up when i do all my trailings arms, alloys arms etc.
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Back breaking? That is a masterpiece of understatement lol
Every single aspect of mine was a pain in the ****. It would have all been so much easier with a Ramp and a transmission Jack.
One of those crawler things was a godsend however. Moving up and down the car whilst lying on my back with a spray gun would have been a whole lot harder without one.
Worth the hard work though!!
Every single aspect of mine was a pain in the ****. It would have all been so much easier with a Ramp and a transmission Jack.
One of those crawler things was a godsend however. Moving up and down the car whilst lying on my back with a spray gun would have been a whole lot harder without one.
Worth the hard work though!!
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