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you can make or scavenge a hunk of glass to use as a bonding strip. put it on the back side of one piece, set it up a bit low for panel adhesive or resin film. attach top piece. wiggle fight squish until it is at the right height. now lay up a layer on top. after DG said about mowing in shorts, you said i do the same thing. i thought shorts in Sweden in january?
you can make or scavenge a hunk of glass to use as a bonding strip. put it on the back side of one piece, set it up a bit low for panel adhesive or resin film. attach top piece. wiggle fight squish until it is at the right height. now lay up a layer on top. after DG said about mowing in shorts, you said i do the same thing. i thought shorts in Sweden in january?
LOL Derek.
Here is the other door....I can live with a few blemishes...…..
I’m no expert when it comes to paint but I’m not seeing the blemishes in those pics... I think they look good DG. It’s nice to see more shiny paint go on her.
I’m no expert when it comes to paint but I’m not seeing the blemishes in those pics... I think they look good DG. It’s nice to see more shiny paint go on her.
They DO look great....like the painter sprayed them with liquid black obsidian. The few blemishes are the reason for the $6,000 Daily Driver paint job. Zero flaws cost $12,000-$15,000 in South Louisiana.
I looked at the doors before he spayed the Black and I couldn't see one flaw in the prepared primered doors.
Now.....if everything would have gone perfectly my $6,000 paint would look like $12,000.
Still...I am completely happy with the overall look...…….
The first pic of the doors in the garage...…….
Testing the camera flash to see if it will wash out the blemishes.....it did........
This is actually a pic of the door paint....the "bright spot" in the center of the camera lens is a blemish reflecting the flash onto the lens......
This is another straight-on flash pic of the door paint....I am pointing to the pin-head blemish in the paint........
Maybe the rain will go away so the painter can finish the deck lid.
Looks fantastic.
I wouldn’t worry about that little flaw.
After the first season you drive it you’ll find some tiny little flaw in it and if you paid for the $12,000.00 paint job, you’d be pissed off.
Last edited by OldCarBum; Jan 12, 2020 at 08:41 PM.
OldCarBum is right... driving any of our beauties will start to put little blemishes on. I'd much rather drive them then give them a perfected paint job and let them sit for show. Thanks DG for the additional pics! You didn't have to point out the little blemishes, I trusted you that they were there.
OldCarBum is right... driving any of our beauties will start to put little blemishes on. I'd much rather drive them then give them a perfected paint job and let them sit for show. Thanks DG for the additional pics! You didn't have to point out the little blemishes, I trusted you that they were there.
Originally Posted by Rescue Rogers
Just drive it fast past a bayou and the mosquito carcasses will full in the blemishes. They hide my paint chips really well
You guys/Priya!
While we are on the subject of blemishes...I couldn't pass this CF A d at the top the screen..…….
Centipedes by Mask-scare-a
Last edited by doorgunner; Jan 13, 2020 at 11:13 PM.
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