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welp, i decided to keep the G over the supra. kinda sad, but i think i will benefit in the long run, and the G pulls them hoes.lol
have the diamond Black SF challenges sitting in my den. hopefully tomaor i can get some tires on ther and put them on. ill post pics ASAP
then i have a HUGE hookup for the turbonetics ST so im goin with that. once i sell the supra i will be getting the kit asap. ill keep yall posted.
have the diamond Black SF challenges sitting in my den. hopefully tomaor i can get some tires on ther and put them on. ill post pics ASAP
then i have a HUGE hookup for the turbonetics ST so im goin with that. once i sell the supra i will be getting the kit asap. ill keep yall posted.
Originally Posted by G-Mann
here is the G xmod painted black. i felt like such a nerd taking pictures of a toy car...but i did it for you guys
I don't notice your clear corners, did you paint over them?
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personally, i think its a crappy paint job. i used caliper paint and put about 1 - 2 coats or else it gets too sblochy,i just painted over the red. i think when i get more time, i am ganna actually sand it down and do it right. no clear coat. the rims i just sharpied the ones that came with them
. the trick is, you can take out the headlights, grill, intercooler, taillights and licence plate, so no tapeing to do
. they are cemented it, just get a knife and kinda pick at the glue on the inside then just pop it out.
. the trick is, you can take out the headlights, grill, intercooler, taillights and licence plate, so no tapeing to do
. they are cemented it, just get a knife and kinda pick at the glue on the inside then just pop it out.
Originally Posted by G-Mann
personally, i think its a crappy paint job. i used caliper paint and put about 1 - 2 coats or else it gets too sblochy,i just painted over the red. i think when i get more time, i am ganna actually sand it down and do it right. no clear coat. the rims i just sharpied the ones that came with them
. the trick is, you can take out the headlights, grill, intercooler, taillights and licence plate, so no tapeing to do
. they are cemented it, just get a knife and kinda pick at the glue on the inside then just pop it out.
. the trick is, you can take out the headlights, grill, intercooler, taillights and licence plate, so no tapeing to do
. they are cemented it, just get a knife and kinda pick at the glue on the inside then just pop it out.I used resist posting some more pics of my XMODS with stock rims back on and the Kenstyle body kit.



you can strip the paint off with easy off oven cleaner and repaint it with some quality paint like Tamiya's TS series.
Here is a buggy I restored. The paint was thick and goopy

I sprayed easy off oven cleaner on the paint

With a few applications and scrubing it off with a toothbrush, almost all the paint was off.

A couple of coats of Tamiya Fine Line primer.

Color coat and a couple of clear coats.

End product after sticker were applied

BTW Tamiya makes a great Black paint that has a high shine.
Here is a buggy I restored. The paint was thick and goopy

I sprayed easy off oven cleaner on the paint

With a few applications and scrubing it off with a toothbrush, almost all the paint was off.

A couple of coats of Tamiya Fine Line primer.

Color coat and a couple of clear coats.

End product after sticker were applied

BTW Tamiya makes a great Black paint that has a high shine.





