To Paint or Not To Paint
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From: Pothole Central and still ridin slammed...Boston
To Paint or Not To Paint
Well being that I have been building show cars ever since I got a car I was deciding on what approach I should take. I've ordered all my body parts (carbon fiber hood, front bumper, rear bumper and side skirts and I am wondering should I just stop being lazy and install the parts and paint the whole car or should I just paint the parts, install them , wet sand and buff the car? Money isn't the problem but my car really does not need a paint job. Share your opinions.
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From: Pothole Central and still ridin slammed...Boston
They take masking tape and cover them up after cloging them with a glove. I've painted all of my cars over completely but this one really doesn't need it that's why I was debating.
Originally Posted by BrocksG
what do they do with all those hoses after they pull the engine out to paint the engine bay? I'm guessing they all have to come out too, but thats no fun!
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If you are going to do it then do it all. If it's possible, strip the car down to the frame and paint it inside out.
But to me, any stock G35 colors are nice if the bodyshop guys do quality of work.
If I were you, I would paint only the body parts and detail original paint on the car and then spend extra money on Supercharger/TT and forged internal setup. So you would have both for show and go.
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But to me, any stock G35 colors are nice if the bodyshop guys do quality of work.
If I were you, I would paint only the body parts and detail original paint on the car and then spend extra money on Supercharger/TT and forged internal setup. So you would have both for show and go.
T