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Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
finally got around to doing this, and it turned out pretty good.
Before: ![]() In-Progress ![]() After: ![]() ![]() theres a little orange peel, but they are MUCH better looking than before. I'm gonna let them cure for a few days then go at them with some rubbing/buffing compound to try and get them looking just like the tinted glass. |
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
Hahahahah I love the wrapping paper for masking. I had that exact same paper for wrapping.
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
LOL
Gift wrap for the win!!! Looks great man. I need to paint my sail panels on the Stealth. I wonder how hard they are to get off. |
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
That is a neat change. Makes the whole car look so much better. I need to do that to my 3k. Oh an on removing the Stealth Panels. Yea it is a pain. You need to remove the bottom part of the rear seat. Then remove the rear seat belts, Then the lower rear panels, then the window trims all the way to the front including the a pillers then you remove the seals and there are screws under that to remove those pieces then behind the rear window trims you have a series of 8mm nuts that are scattered through there. Then you have got to move the trim back and forth to get it unglued and then it pops off. See Easy as pie...lol.
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
See, I am glad you posted that, because instead of explaining, I would have just said, Its a knuckle busting huge pain in the ass.
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
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Ok sorry Its a knuckle busting huge pain in the ass...lol. Nah I pulled some off and had the pieces repainted. Looked awsome in the end...but a pain in the ass.
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I am teh stealthee. And did you really expect anything different out of me?
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
Awesome Blink!!! Definitely something to do...exactly what did you end up using?
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
Dupli-Color Acrylic Enamel from autozone...and rubbing alchohol to clean any wax off.
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
Nice, now take a new sig pic without the gray sails
(though I never noticed until now)
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I just know how to pick the projects huh. EDIT: I just was thinking about it. What if I try to paint them while on the car. Is it still a PITA to get the white panel covering the sail panels off? Last edited by Polygon; 01-01-2008 at 01:43 AM. |
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
So anyways i just wanted to revisit this briefly and say that if you're going to do this, spring for REAL clearcoat. The rattle-can shit i used is peeling like a mofo...stupid Texas heat...
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Re: Faded sail panels? clearcoat 'em! (PICS)
i cant see your pictures
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