BodyKit attachments?

How would I attach a bodykit to a car. I was thinking of priming the body and then putty the bodykit on the car. Then sand and smooth everything out.

Would that be the way to do it? :confused: ... :sly: I have a Widebody Nissan Cima Type II VIPCAR.

Search feature broken again:banghead::swear:

Try super glue.
Attach it before priming.
Putty and sand.
Prime.
Putty and sand more as required.
Read the FAQ.
Read the How To's.
Use the search feature.
Have a nice day :smooch:

Thanks for the help!

i cant help yeah on that because i dont know how to putty since ive only made 4 models but isnt it annoying when all you want is help and everyone is search this search that...as if it was so damn hard to type out 2 or 3 sentences of there knowledge....sorry i couldnt help

i cant help yeah on that because i dont know how to putty since ive only made 4 models but isnt it annoying when all you want is help and everyone is search this search that...as if it was so damn hard to type out 2 or 3 sentences of there knowledge....sorry i couldnt help

as if it was so damn hard to try the search before posting. :uhoh: :lol:

I search there for i know.... :lol2:

i cant help yeah on that because i dont know how to putty since ive only made 4 models but isnt it annoying when all you want is help and everyone is search this search that...as if it was so damn hard to type out 2 or 3 sentences of there knowledge....sorry i couldnt help

Yet, in retrospect, it would take less effort to use the search feature than to post a thread on the topic, as to post a thread, you have to type a lot more than if you just typed the topic in the search feature box and hit enter.

So, in reality, using the search feature takes even less effort than that which it takes to tell somebody to use the search feature. :redface:

Oh, and I did answer the question, too.

i generally try to search, but occasionally forget to. i don't mind answering questions if i can, but sometimes it really does get annoying. i enjoy helping people when i can. anyways, i would guess that you glue it on first, then just follow what freakray said.

All is true with what everyone says about search bar but idk I always find it eaiser to just ask a question and get straight replys rather then looking through threads for what it is i want and it might not even being there...idk thats just mean i didnt mean to sound rude or anything, no hard feeling were ment I just find it easier to just post...sorry again... :uhoh:
Also I'm a newbie and I know I have no room to talk...since I for one really dont know what I talking about...
:shakehead

i agree with Dr.Gigglez. i like getting the straight answers, but then again i also like looking through old threads. especially when they end up being threads that i started and i get to look back at when i first joined this forum.

without the search feature, we would have 400 threads a day asking "what's the best paint", 340 threads asking "what's the best airbrush" and so on and so forth.
Newbies are not 'innovators', the questions you are asking are the same ones we all had when we were newbies or otherwise. Hence, your "original" questions that need original answeres are not in fact original but just re-hashes of questions that have already been asked.

All is true with what everyone says about search bar but idk I always find it eaiser to just ask a question and get straight replys rather then looking through threads for what it is i want and it might not even being there...idk thats just mean i didnt mean to sound rude or anything, no hard feeling were ment I just find it easier to just post...sorry again... :uhoh:
Also I'm a newbie and I know I have no room to talk...since I for one really dont know what I talking about...
:shakehead

Its easier to just post a question. That is the lazy way. Searching you can retrieve your results with a little time, dont annoy anybody, and get more information mildly related to your question.

Like Eddie said, if there wasnt a search feature there would be 700 threads about carbon fiber, 400 threads about paint, 350 questions about airbrushes everyweek.

Anyway, as far as the actual topic goes. Cut off the stock parts usually, then glue the transkit on. After that you may need to use a polyester putty for some touch up stuff. Then coat it with a sealer.

Im not a noobie, I just wanted to know how u guys do it. Damn

Im not a noobie, I just wanted to know how u guys do it. Damn

No hard feelings, we weren't talking about you. Well I wasnt.

Unknown to most is that it's best to prime FIRST. Primer sticks to plastic better than putty. Putty sticks better to primer than plastic.

Prime first, attach parts, yadda yadda. It works :biggrin:

unless you use Bondo Spot and Glazing putty. it melted right through my primer, but stuck fine to the plastic. does this happen to anyone else?

Stay away from Bondo Spot Glaze....period.

thanks for da info