Re-painting question
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My next project on my '83 Sc is a complete re-paint. It is now various shades of white as you may be able to tell. My plan is to have all the glass removed as well as doors, bumpers , hood and deck lid. When re-assembling all new rubber and decals will be installed. Besides making the paint uniform it will allow a through examination for rust under the front and rear window seals. Now the question both my wife and I really like blue, even though our '09 C2S is classic artic silver. However it does have blue interior. Thinking of doing the car in Baltic blue. Yes I know that you will always tell a re-paint if you look closely in door jams etc but with a 26 year old car that is really not stock is that an issue. I think the darker metalic blues really look good on the 911 body. Comments and or suggestions.
The car is clearly not stock and more of an RS clone inside and out with significant suspension and mechanical upgrades. bottom line a real fun car.
The car is clearly not stock and more of an RS clone inside and out with significant suspension and mechanical upgrades. bottom line a real fun car.
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The only way I would consider a color change would be a complete strip to a bare tub and either media blast or chemical strip. Otherwise you will never get the paint every where it needs to be and you will probably have adherence problems where the surface was unable to be prepped correctly.
I think white SC's look nice anyway
http://www.autofarm.co.uk/projects/about_recreations
I think white SC's look nice anyway
http://www.autofarm.co.uk/projects/about_recreations
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[QUOTE=MUSSBERGER;6242166]The only way I would consider a color change would be a complete strip to a bare tub and either media blast or chemical strip. Otherwise you will never get the paint every where it needs to be and you will probably have adherence problems where the surface was unable to be prepped correctly.
I think white SC's look nice anyway
http://www.autofarm.co.uk/projects/about_recreations[/QUO
Tend to agree with you Besides taking a white SC to Parade on an open trailer pulled by a white Cayenne GTS, paints a nice mental picture.
I think white SC's look nice anyway
http://www.autofarm.co.uk/projects/about_recreations[/QUO
Tend to agree with you Besides taking a white SC to Parade on an open trailer pulled by a white Cayenne GTS, paints a nice mental picture.
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Stay with (original color) white.....correct full body/tub repaints are tough....and a dark metallic will really show every flaw on every panel.......and then there's keeping it clean. After owning black cars and motorcycles - and spending more time cleaning/waxing than driving......all of our cars are now white.
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Well, I have to disagree with everyone. This is your car and as you stated, it's not stock and thus not a show car. If you love the Blue, then paint it the blue. I would go through the entire car with the painter though and figure out what visible areas would remain white and make sure you could live with them. If you can, then do what makes you happy.