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Edited September 25, 201114 yr by Mrs HollowPoint

looks fantastic that :)

That looks really smart :)

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Edited September 25, 201114 yr by Mrs HollowPoint

Thanks ... that 'Z' was a pain to do. It started life as bits of cardboard stuck on with wood glue lol. I also discovered the dremel with a sanding attachment is my best friend at getting rid of unwanted plastic features (like the moulding for the clock).

Funny enough, the clock/Z was easier than sorting the stereo surround, especially since if I was bothering, the fascia surround had to go on.

The bit I am really annoyed at is the laquer - It got 3/4 of a huge tin of laquer spray can on it, and when I rubbed it down it went through the laquer like butter and hasnt built up half as good as it should have. Halfrauds is so bad now. I REALLY need a compressor and spay gear again... and a bigger garage.

 

get some 2k lacquer from ebay, much better than the 1k stuff they do in halfrauds.

Thats a cracking job... are you sure you're a girl? :bow: :tt2:

Fantastic work, I really like that, A masterpiece

Looks stunning mate :thumbup:

The black vents and dials look so good against the yellow.

 

Excellent work and so good to see

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Edited September 25, 201114 yr by Mrs HollowPoint

Thats a cracking job... are you sure you're a girl? :bow: :tt2:

 

lol, wish my missus could work on cars like that!

 

Cracking job by the way, looks awesome :bow:

looks smart how have you mounted te 3 dials ??? great idea

Looks great Rose, fab!

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Edited September 25, 201114 yr by Mrs HollowPoint

Mind you, he did leave a HOOOOOGE oil patch on the garage floor so maybe I should learn to do that myself from now on aswell!

 

I'll teach you next time I do mine :wub:

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Edited September 25, 201114 yr by Mrs HollowPoint