Fender damage.

ccain529 · #1 August 27th 2006, 14:27

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Originally Posted by Yellow69

YAY!!! He looks so awesome!!!
Mojoitos rule and a good painkiller!! w00t!

Thanks! Well...No pain...No gain! LMAO

Anyway here he is after wet sanding and buffing.... Can't tell anymore that he was painted outside....A bit of advice, try not to load up your buffing wheel too much...Unless you like the look of buffing compound spattered all over your face!

And here's my shop buddy!

chug_A_bug · #2 August 27th 2006, 14:41

hey nice job there buddy

ccain529 · #3 August 27th 2006, 15:16

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Originally Posted by chug_A_bug

hey nice job there buddy

Hehe..Thanks so far so good...I still have a bunch to do, but I hope to be making it to the BugOut next weekend! Oh and thanks!!!! That squirt bottle thing you told me about is awesome! I owe ya one!

chug_A_bug · #4 August 27th 2006, 21:14

sweet deal glad it worked it's this hard work and long hours to make it what it really is

have funn

ccain529 · #5 September 4th 2006, 16:29

Well, he's all back in one piece! I actually got to drive the car for the first time since May! Only this time there is NO fender contact!!!
I still have about 100 hours yet before the car is (IMO) good enough to satisfy my OCD!! But I don't think it turned out too bad considering I painted him in the back yard!

The first trip away from the house since May! Whoo-Hoo!!!!

oasis · #6 September 4th 2006, 19:07

Looks good to me. :agree: :agree:

Yellow69 · #7 September 4th 2006, 19:14

w00t! :agree:

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