 Taking care of the trunks, Can't be avoided any longer |
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| roundboy914 |
 Sep 3 2006, 07:42 PM
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Well, I have had my teener for over 10 years, and it has needed paint since the day that i bought it. Still don't have the $5k that i figure it will take. My car is a DE/track car, that i still love to drive on the street. The car is solid, but the original paint is toast, and every panel needs help. Since no $'s for the full paint job, i think that i am going to freshen up the interior (new carpet, aluminum floor pedal boards, re-skin the seats doors. My question is the front and rear trunks. Can i mechanically strip those?
What works best - wire wheels on a drill, electical grinders, air tools? What finish applications - rattle can? Rhino liner? I like the rhino liner, as i drive to track events, and the paint is just going to get trashed any ways. Has anyone done this themselves? Any photos of the Rhino liner? Thanks, Matt |
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roundboy914 Taking care of the trunks Sep 3 2006, 07:42 PM
SGB I propose that you just lightly brush the surface ... Sep 3 2006, 08:16 PM roundboy914 Thanks, anyone else done this?
Any pictures of you... Sep 4 2006, 10:32 AM
JPB If it is rusted, don't use anything else but P... Sep 4 2006, 02:55 PM Chogokin I like the splatter paint look myself, I did it in... Sep 4 2006, 03:51 PM  |
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