3 weekends later I finished sanding and painting my waterfall 07
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3 weekends later I finished sanding and painting my waterfall 07
So I got tired of looking at all the small chips in the horrible coating on the tiny bumps on my waterfall and decided to sand and repaint it.
First I disassembled and pried apart the gauges from the main waterfall peice. Disassembled the door, springs and button.
Took 8 hours to sand the parts down and another 4-5 of finishing sanding. Then many coats of primer and paint, sanding and paint then finally clear to get this.
Don't mind my dirty floormat or crappy cell phone pic
First I disassembled and pried apart the gauges from the main waterfall peice. Disassembled the door, springs and button.
Took 8 hours to sand the parts down and another 4-5 of finishing sanding. Then many coats of primer and paint, sanding and paint then finally clear to get this.
Don't mind my dirty floormat or crappy cell phone pic
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I didn't not like it but I tried a coat of paint before sanding smooth and it just kept clumping in a few spots. The smooth look definitely adds a nice upgraded touch!
Thanks! Took enough weekends without a waterfall for it to come out good.
Originally Posted by taryon
turned out pretty good man
Last edited by Marrocco350z; 05-29-2013 at 04:46 AM.
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