So my car went on a diet...
04-11-2009, 06:55 PM
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04-12-2009, 02:08 PM
#141
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^ when did you become so wise? lol
04-12-2009, 11:06 PM
#144
Nice job getting the overspray on your entire patio... a few times. Attention to detail yet again. I'm sure you don't care because "who is gonna see it" and it's probably a rental so f*ck the landlord too.
I feel a Ron White quote coming...
"You just can't fix Stupid"
I feel a Ron White quote coming...
"You just can't fix Stupid"
04-13-2009, 09:56 AM
#145
Damn, You dont even have a garage to do this in! Crazy to leave your G out like that! Wait.......where do you live exactly in Jax. Those condo's look frightingly familiar......like where my rent house is.......Do you have townhomes in the same complex?
04-13-2009, 11:50 AM
#147
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Just an idea, but did you consider spraying with Evercoat SlickSand? Its a high build primer that removes the grain in plastic interior panels and fills in the pits, making a smooth surface after you sand. You then can base coat clear coat paint and the interior will look like a painted metal surface. I've done many interiors and this is by far produces the best looking interior. I did the interior of my old Civic several years ago and it was a shop stopper. Before you haters comment on this... I did all the work myself, I was 23 at that time, this car had several sponsors, was in magazines, and trailered.
IMO.. This is how you should do a G37 interior, maybe not this wild of colors, but this method of slick sand, base coat clear coat.
IMO.. This is how you should do a G37 interior, maybe not this wild of colors, but this method of slick sand, base coat clear coat.
04-13-2009, 11:56 AM
#148
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Just an idea, but did you consider spraying with Evercoat SlickSand? Its a high build primer that removes the grain in plastic interior panels and fills in the pits, making a smooth surface after you sand. You then can base coat clear coat paint and the interior will look like a painted metal surface. I've done many interiors and this is by far produces the best looking interior. I did the interior of my old Civic several years ago and it was a shop stopper. Before you haters comment on this... I did all the work myself, I was 23 at that time, this car had several sponsors, was in magazines, and trailered.
IMO.. This is how you should do a G37 interior, maybe not this wild of colors, but this method of slick sand, base coat clear coat.
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IMO.. This is how you should do a G37 interior, maybe not this wild of colors, but this method of slick sand, base coat clear coat.
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04-13-2009, 12:15 PM
#149
Just an idea, but did you consider spraying with Evercoat SlickSand? Its a high build primer that removes the grain in plastic interior panels and fills in the pits, making a smooth surface after you sand. You then can base coat clear coat paint and the interior will look like a painted metal surface. I've done many interiors and this is by far produces the best looking interior. I did the interior of my old Civic several years ago and it was a shop stopper. Before you haters comment on this... I did all the work myself, I was 23 at that time, this car had several sponsors, was in magazines, and trailered.
IMO.. This is how you should do a G37 interior, maybe not this wild of colors, but this method of slick sand, base coat clear coat.
Attachment 80978
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IMO.. This is how you should do a G37 interior, maybe not this wild of colors, but this method of slick sand, base coat clear coat.
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