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Car: 1999 F-1 Camaro Conv 1990 Iroc-Z
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Holy **** that's a lot of work excellent job 
but I think I would have left the decals off the car because that paint is just to nice.
but I think I would have left the decals off the car because that paint is just to nice. 
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From: Sophia, NC
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Well, way back when you asked, I told you to leave the white with the yellow and silver stripes.
Since you didn't listen...
...I at least have to say you've done a wonerful job!!!
I for one like the fact that you re-striped it! Very cool!:hail:
Since you didn't listen...
...I at least have to say you've done a wonerful job!!!I for one like the fact that you re-striped it! Very cool!:hail:
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From: Eastpointe Michigan
Car: 87 IROC
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Beautiful Job!
I like the stripes too,they are gonna make most people think its factory paint...Lord knows the car LOOKS brand new
Very nice
Happy New Year
Steve
I like the stripes too,they are gonna make most people think its factory paint...Lord knows the car LOOKS brand new
Very nice
Happy New Year
Steve
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Car: 1987 Camaro Z28
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My ***... the car was clean before, and is just goin to be amazing now
Awesome awesome stuff, i'm lookin forward to more
Awesome awesome stuff, i'm lookin forward to more
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Looing good that almost exactly how I am going to be doing mine ecept, I am going top paint the bottom side body color and go with some more custom parts. Wish I had somethin that nice to start with though. Where did you get your fuel lines and did you ever get the new info stickers on the door.
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Originally posted by Spdfrk1990
Looing good that almost exactly how I am going to be doing mine ecept, I am going top paint the bottom side body color and go with some more custom parts. Wish I had somethin that nice to start with though. Where did you get your fuel lines and did you ever get the new info stickers on the door.
Looing good that almost exactly how I am going to be doing mine ecept, I am going top paint the bottom side body color and go with some more custom parts. Wish I had somethin that nice to start with though. Where did you get your fuel lines and did you ever get the new info stickers on the door.
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dude very nice job, how did you clean up the underside of the car? did you undercoat it at all?
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dude very nice job, how did you clean up the underside of the car? did you undercoat it at all?
dude very nice job, how did you clean up the underside of the car? did you undercoat it at all?
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What amazes me ,looking at the undercarrige pic's is,how close the overspray pattern fits the factory's...
Was it planned or luck?
I know Vette restorers pay big bucks for correct overspray patterns
Again...VERY nice work!
Happy New Year
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Keep us updated!
Was it planned or luck?
I know Vette restorers pay big bucks for correct overspray patterns
Again...VERY nice work!
Happy New Year
Steve
Keep us updated!
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Originally posted by Brock's91RS
What amazes me ,looking at the undercarrige pic's is,how close the overspray pattern fits the factory's...
Was it planned or luck?
I know Vette restorers pay big bucks for correct overspray patterns
Again...VERY nice work!
Happy New Year
Steve
Keep us updated!
What amazes me ,looking at the undercarrige pic's is,how close the overspray pattern fits the factory's...
Was it planned or luck?
I know Vette restorers pay big bucks for correct overspray patterns
Again...VERY nice work!
Happy New Year
Steve
Keep us updated!
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great car... I like that you put all the badges/ striping back on because I love how the irocs look. And like someone said, most people will think it's factory paint with all of that stuff back on there. Nice work.
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Excellent! Glad the body shop guys painted all over including inside. Thats the only way to do it! Car came out beautiful!
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Originally posted by Spdfrk1990
I dont get why they painted inside thats a waste of paint? I'm just going to prime the inside of mine then bush on some truck bed liner.
I dont get why they painted inside thats a waste of paint? I'm just going to prime the inside of mine then bush on some truck bed liner.
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Originally posted by Spdfrk1990
I dont get why they painted inside thats a waste of paint? I'm just going to prime the inside of mine then bush on some truck bed liner.
I dont get why they painted inside thats a waste of paint? I'm just going to prime the inside of mine then bush on some truck bed liner.
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Originally posted by redraif
A waste...hardly, not when you compare you idea! Well think of it this way...what is any moisture gets in the car! if its in primer then its prone to rust. primer is not a water barrier. And that brush on truck liner. I bet to get enough to adequately cover teh interior would be more $ then just spraying the inside with paint. Plus it would take a heack of alot longer to brush it and be more messy! Its one thing if you don;t have the car down that far and have to pay someone to take it apart then paint it. But if its already apart and can be painted why not take advantage?! Its alot harder to go back and do it. Its a paint to tkae a dash part! I for one would not want to do it and decide to go back later!
A waste...hardly, not when you compare you idea! Well think of it this way...what is any moisture gets in the car! if its in primer then its prone to rust. primer is not a water barrier. And that brush on truck liner. I bet to get enough to adequately cover teh interior would be more $ then just spraying the inside with paint. Plus it would take a heack of alot longer to brush it and be more messy! Its one thing if you don;t have the car down that far and have to pay someone to take it apart then paint it. But if its already apart and can be painted why not take advantage?! Its alot harder to go back and do it. Its a paint to tkae a dash part! I for one would not want to do it and decide to go back later!
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:hail: Wow man that's all I can say about that car. It's amazing to say the least! Wow, great job man.
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Truck bed liner is not that exspensive and it doesnt take that long we do the floor boards on all the cars we do its much tougher also you cant scratch it and it will help with the road noise. Good paint can cost around 200 a gallon altho the paint does look nice not saying its bad just not the way im going to go.
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