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24th June 2014, 07:33
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Seanick. -Thank you, yes i think it might be the first one, i don´t know if all the build are up on the forum or not, but it is the first green i have seen. I have always liked the BRG colour, but never owned one!
Axel, Thanks, yes i have painted in the garage with the doors open when it has rained a bit outside (almost all the time). So not a single bug or fly! But yes, there is a small amount of dust particles in the paint. That is impossible to get away from in these facilities! But i have tried too keep this one Low Cost, so no paintshop for me! The paint is a home mixed one (very cheap about 17 GBP for a liter). Also the paint was not easy to work with as it dried too fast. I am very happy i painted it in pieces, it would have been impossible to do a whole car! But later on i will sand the car with 2000 wet and polish it up, that gives it realy smooth finish and take away the dust.
Best regards from Andreas with the green nails, fingers and hands!
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24th June 2014, 12:32
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I found these I like much and gone make some badges in different sizes.
Also make dogtag metal keychain with clear epoxycoating.
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24th June 2014, 12:49
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Jeffr4 - I like those too are they copies off the old rotary RX3/4?
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24th June 2014, 12:54
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Jones, I donot know, let me found out....but for sure I gone make some badges like these!
Look what I have found, haha, I can fasten a same badge on my airfilter too...
See webpage : http://www.speedhunters.com/2013/02/...tlight-o-rama/
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24th June 2014, 15:48
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Originally Posted by Jeffr4
I found these I like much and gone make some badges in different sizes.
Also make dogtag metal keychain with clear epoxycoating.
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I bougt a set of these earlier on the bay, but i didn´t like the quality of them. Also these were for the rotary cars only.
But i really liked your badges. What would it cost to have a badge like yours made?
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24th June 2014, 16:09
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As I am making these by- and for myself, I will not charge you for the badges you want and if you like ..a keychain too.. So send me a PM for your adress etc.
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24th June 2014, 21:17
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Andreas its looking brill well done you its a inspiration to all us wanna a bees
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25th June 2014, 18:33
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Andreas - I found the photo you posted will all those tubs of filler quite scary!
But clearly the quality of all your preparation work is reflected in the final paint work.
Good luck, Paul.
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25th June 2014, 19:31
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Andreas - I found the photo you posted will all those tubs of filler quite scary!
But clearly the quality of all your preparation work is reflected in the final paint work.
Good luck, Paul.
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Thanks Paul! Happy to hear you like the finished result!
Yes, but i must point out that most of the filler went to the ground, and a lot was needed for the front end as i made all these modifications to it. I never used gelcoat, i used filler for that, as it also is polyester based. The kit itself doesnt need that much filler if kept as is. Also alot of filler was consumed when i lowered the roofline. I used the filler first on the inside too make a smooth transition, then layed the grp. After hardened i sanded down the outside, maybe 4-5 cm on the worst places to get down to the grp that was layed on inside. Almost four tubs Went there!
So i really want to point out that the kit is not bad as it is, it is just me that cant keep my hands off! Ofcourse the kit needs filler, but that is normal amounts!
Best regards, Andreas
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25th June 2014, 19:43
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Andreas its looking brill well done you its a inspiration to all us wanna a bees
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Thanks Andy!
Happy to inspire you! /Andreas
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28th June 2014, 17:10
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Stunning!!!! A real inspiration to my plans.
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28th June 2014, 17:53
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Hi Adreas
Here is a link to the Mazda V6 engine conversion that we talked about this week. I would PM her for more info:
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/view...php?tid=161146
keep up the great work, looking forward to pictures of your car fiited with lights and trim.
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28th June 2014, 23:07
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Hi Adreas
Here is a link to the Mazda V6 engine conversion that we talked about this week. I would PM her for more info:
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/view...php?tid=161146
keep up the great work, looking forward to pictures of your car fiited with lights and trim.
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Thanks for the link Chris!
Lights and etc is allready fitted! Interior is finished too...
Got to take some photos outside if its not bloody raining tomorow too!
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28th June 2014, 23:08
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Stunning!!!! A real inspiration to my plans.
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Thanks Jamma! Happy to inspire!
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29th June 2014, 07:10
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Hi Adreas
Here is a link to the Mazda V6 engine conversion that we talked about this week. I would PM her for more info:
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/view...php?tid=161146
keep up the great work, looking forward to pictures of your car fiited with lights and trim.
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wow she is one talented lady
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29th June 2014, 09:28
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Yes i read the thread late yesterday/tonight and i was very impressed over her skills. I certainly will Contact her about the adaptor plate and subframe.
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29th June 2014, 23:05
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30th June 2014, 10:38
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Love the vintage look! The blue hornemblem in the mid of the steeringwheel, is it Nardi? ... I did not receive your PM, anyway I love the details and made myself a metal keychain.
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30th June 2014, 13:12
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Love the vintage look! The blue hornemblem in the mid of the steeringwheel, is it Nardi? ... I did not receive your PM, anyway I love the details and made myself a metal keychain.
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Thank you Jeffr!
Love your keychain! Is it possible to print on polished brass?
Best regards Andreas
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30th June 2014, 13:34
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Chequered seat covers?
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