any WRB wrx's want their sideskirts painted?
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any WRB wrx's want their sideskirts painted?
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Originally posted by hokusai
I was thinking about doing this as a side job but i need a test subject. I'm thinking about charging only $60. But i need that test subject first to see how it will come out.
I was thinking about doing this as a side job but i need a test subject. I'm thinking about charging only $60. But i need that test subject first to see how it will come out.
Are you going to do the painting yourself?
or
Do you just need a guinea pig to test out a shop's work?
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Originally posted by CLsmooth71
I don't need my skirts painted, but maybe you should clarify some of fine print for others, Ed. (you said, "side job," but just in case...)
Are you going to do the painting yourself?
or
Do you just need a guinea pig to test out a shop's work?
I don't need my skirts painted, but maybe you should clarify some of fine print for others, Ed. (you said, "side job," but just in case...)
Are you going to do the painting yourself?
or
Do you just need a guinea pig to test out a shop's work?
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I'll be doing the painting myself. IT might not be as good as the bodyshop since i will not be working in a dust free environment. If some of you are near SF you can come out to check out my rear lip i painted. Its a perfect match except that its not as smooth as i like it to be which is fine since its on the bottom anyways.
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My good friend that use to paint cars for a living told me if you are working in an enviroment that isn't dust free, you should take about a 5 - 10 ft piece of chain and attach it to the frame of the car and have it running out from under the car. It helps to keep dust from being attracted to the car.
If i wasn't as broke as i am and needing new tires i'd be your test subject. Hope you get a taker and that it works out.
-rich
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I'll be doing the painting myself. IT might not be as good as the bodyshop since i will not be working in a dust free environment. If some of you are near SF you can come out to check out my rear lip i painted. Its a perfect match except that its not as smooth as i like it to be which is fine since its on the bottom anyways.
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My good friend that use to paint cars for a living told me if you are working in an enviroment that isn't dust free, you should take about a 5 - 10 ft piece of chain and attach it to the frame of the car and have it running out from under the car. It helps to keep dust from being attracted to the car.
If i wasn't as broke as i am and needing new tires i'd be your test subject. Hope you get a taker and that it works out.
-rich
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Originally posted by doughboy
i'm interested....have an extra set of stock sideskirts. lemme know when you wanna do this -- i'll bring the stock sideskirts & $60 by.
db
i'm interested....have an extra set of stock sideskirts. lemme know when you wanna do this -- i'll bring the stock sideskirts & $60 by.
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Originally posted by OwlBoogie
I have some chips (I should say chunks) that may need to be touched up. Can you do that?
I have some chips (I should say chunks) that may need to be touched up. Can you do that?
