Paint?!?!?!?!
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i was just stating that who would put a turbo on a corsica especially when there is a broken head bolt, im no t sure if the turbo remark was directed to me but i think it was becasue i am the one that said to save for go fast part and that is what he was talking about
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karter_2_22 wrote:
i was just stating that who would put a turbo on a corsica especially when there is a broken head bolt, im no t sure if the turbo remark was directed to me but i think it was becasue i am the one that said to save for go fast part and that is what he was talking about
If ya got the money and the engine is strong, why not??? Something different to do... Come on; who'd dare brag that they got beat by a corsica.. HAHA -
a show car is why cheaper then a race car in the long run anyway. a show car u dont go to the track go down the strip once brake somthing and then ur almost back to step one look at all the dsm's in fargo how many runs do they get in a summer?
theres no way if u paint it urslef is it going to look half as cool as that hatch in the pic.there is a such thing as a pro flat black paint job
one last thing i talk to u alot about cars and u say that ur goign to do all this stuff ur slef there arnt that many pimp cars that come out of a 17 year olds garage. im not ragging on u or insulting u at all. im just stating the facts -
maybe you should get the facts straight before you start talking. That guy with the hatch used Krylon spray paint to paint his hatch. Also did you notice that IM NOT BUILDING A SHOW CAR. READ THE ENTIRE THREAD BEFORE YOU START TO RAG ON SOMEONE. Plus you have to realize i do know what im doing when it comes to cars. its not hard to bolt up a header, bolt up an exhaust, or do all the other shit the only thing i wouldnt do my self is a good professional paint job. Or anything that i dont have the tools for or any machining.
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Oh ya. Spoolude. I have done all the work on my car except for installing the coil overs. I did all the work on my Z except for getting the tranny rebuilt (automatic). Wich does include quite a bit of motor work. I have also rebuilt a motor in a 78 Jeep CJ7 so spoolude dont even start with me. I take shit like this very personally.
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harwood39 wrote:
maybe you should get the facts straight before you start talking. That guy with the hatch used Krylon spray paint to paint his hatch. Also did you notice that IM NOT BUILDING A SHOW CAR. READ THE ENTIRE THREAD BEFORE YOU START TO RAG ON SOMEONE. Plus you have to realize i do know what im doing when it comes to cars. its not hard to bolt up a header, bolt up an exhaust, or do all the other shit the only thing i wouldnt do my self is a good professional paint job. Or anything that i dont have the tools for or any machining.
no shit it isnt hard to put a header on or exhuast. so how many cars of u painted before? u have exp in painting cars with a paint can?
and liek i said im NOT ragging on anybody im just staing the facts -
Yes i do. Me and Pat Schultz painted his conquest with spray paint before he totalled it. we did 2 hoods, gas door, Side vents, headlight covers, bumpers, and lots of other shit. We had the fenders and doors sanded and ready to paint and the next day he totalled it. Plus i was in art and i did most of my projects with spray paint and did alot of other shit with spray paint. I have also done a few interiors also.
You do many light light coats, and between each coat you wipe it down with tackcloth to remove all the paint boogers and dust.
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ok, here is what i found out on ht also. here is the part of the convo.
SpeedingHatch (9:59 PM 1/22/2005): i used a quart of rustoleum flat black paint and a quart of paint thinner. I then mixed them together, and loaded that into my paint gun. Then went to town. In the end, I used pretty much all of it.
What is the point of mixing paint thinner with it?
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harwood39 wrote:
ok, here is what i found out on ht also. here is the part of the convo.SpeedingHatch (9:59 PM 1/22/2005): i used a quart of rustoleum flat black paint and a quart of paint thinner. I then mixed them together, and loaded that into my paint gun. Then went to town. In the end, I used pretty much all of it.
What is the point of mixing paint thinner with it?
if i remeber correct the thinner is used to help the paint sreapd more even and not leaving lumps and bumps in ur paint job -
if you dont add thinner to rustoleum paint it will not make it through the gun unless it is set for a metalic paint, which wouldnt flow-out as good and the coats would go on too thick, so in short he added thinner to get the paint into a sprayable viscosity
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karter_2_22 wrote:
if you dont add thinner to rustoleum paint it will not make it through the gun unless it is set for a metalic paint, which wouldnt flow-out as good and the coats would go on too thick, so in short he added thinner to get the paint into a sprayable viscosityyou are correct on this. i asked him and he stated that just like you said. I do have a nice paint sprayer so once it warms up and i get it back together i will prolly use this idea instead of spraypaint.
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harwood39 wrote:
you are correct on this. i asked him and he stated that just like you said. I do have a nice paint sprayer so once it warms up and i get it back together i will prolly use this idea instead of spraypaint.
Good idea! Could you loan me your spray gun this spring, if I pay you a little $$? -
harwood39 wrote:
I will take oyu up on the offer to use your shop and you help me.
If you want another guy to help, i'll offer my services.
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