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Originally posted by Bubble
heheh J,
oh noooooo...now i have to mod something else...hehehe... You can take order on this stuff now. Lots of people interested in painting their stuff.
btw, it look 96% close. Just missing the metalic part.
heheh J,
oh noooooo...now i have to mod something else...hehehe... You can take order on this stuff now. Lots of people interested in painting their stuff.
btw, it look 96% close. Just missing the metalic part.
Order, not likely. Sanding these parts was a pain in the a$$!!!!
But I will say, they look so good it's sick. I need to finish buffing the other 2 pieces so I can install them.
And I only strive to equal the interior of Bubble.
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Question - if I wanted to get something like this done, do I go to the local body shop, or my favorite car audio installation place? Forgive the ignorance - I am not a "do-it yourselfer". I woudn't even handle the stealth radar install. . . I pay someone else to do this stuff
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Originally posted by sundevil67
Question - if I wanted to get something like this done, do I go to the local body shop, or my favorite car audio installation place? Forgive the ignorance - I am not a "do-it yourselfer". I woudn't even handle the stealth radar install. . . I pay someone else to do this stuff
Question - if I wanted to get something like this done, do I go to the local body shop, or my favorite car audio installation place? Forgive the ignorance - I am not a "do-it yourselfer". I woudn't even handle the stealth radar install. . . I pay someone else to do this stuff
No ignorance here, mainly because I know shops of both that can do that. More than anything you need to find a trustworthy place. If you go to a car audio shop they might have a photo album of past projects. If you can get a local recommendation that is the best.
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Originally posted by Csaba
Did the paint come in a can or do you have a proffessional machine to spray with? How many layers did you apply?
Did the paint come in a can or do you have a proffessional machine to spray with? How many layers did you apply?
But I do this in my garage, so that is where any level of professional ends
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Originally posted by m|2. B|2 ya|\|
Hey gundamm what kind of guns are you using to shoot. Undoubtedly a mini hvlp but what model. SATA?
Hey gundamm what kind of guns are you using to shoot. Undoubtedly a mini hvlp but what model. SATA?
Anest - Iwata. LPH-50 to be specific.
AWESOME GUN!!!!!
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Originally posted by sundevil67
Question - if I wanted to get something like this done, do I go to the local body shop, or my favorite car audio installation place? Forgive the ignorance - I am not a "do-it yourselfer". I woudn't even handle the stealth radar install. . . I pay someone else to do this stuff
Question - if I wanted to get something like this done, do I go to the local body shop, or my favorite car audio installation place? Forgive the ignorance - I am not a "do-it yourselfer". I woudn't even handle the stealth radar install. . . I pay someone else to do this stuff
The Works Auto Body
1640 Grant St
Santa Clara, CA 95050
408-748-1367
They will charge you about $400. Top notch quality.
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Painted Console
I would like the whole thing painted - all the way up to the center console underneath my elbow - I've seen it done but can't locate a picture. If I was to send this away, I wonder how they would match the paint of my car - do they just use the standard Nissan Chrome Silver? Do any of you have a link to a "how to" on removing all of that stuff? I have never dug into the dashboard before...
Thanks.
AF
Thanks.
AF
Originally posted by Bubble
yes you can. Send the part here:
The Works Auto Body
1640 Grant St
Santa Clara, CA 95050
408-748-1367
They will charge you about $400. Top notch quality.
yes you can. Send the part here:
The Works Auto Body
1640 Grant St
Santa Clara, CA 95050
408-748-1367
They will charge you about $400. Top notch quality.
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you mean like mine?
and go all the way to the back
If that is what you want the the answer is YES. However, it will cost you a lot. The front part cost about $400. The second part where your elbow go will cost another $400.
Since they are not local to your place, you will need to take the part out and send to them. Provide the color code from your car and they will match it for you.
and go all the way to the back
If that is what you want the the answer is YES. However, it will cost you a lot. The front part cost about $400. The second part where your elbow go will cost another $400.
Since they are not local to your place, you will need to take the part out and send to them. Provide the color code from your car and they will match it for you.
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hehe I see one of these threads are up again. bottom line in my case is just send it off to bubbles guy and get it over with. I found a used console for $100 that I am waiting on now so I can use that one to get painted.
This waY I dont have down time on the car
This waY I dont have down time on the car