Help!! INTERIOR IS DESTROYED!!!!!!
09-15-2004, 09:04 AM
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Anyone that is this stupid deserves what he gets. Jezzzzzzzzzzzzzz. I don't hang here much anymore because of this kind of crap. And when I do check in, its getting worse! Stupid, immature kids, with zero mechanical, or common sense who buy the 944 for the brand name, then don't have a clue as to what they have! Who in the hell is this dumb to paint their interior with enamel ? Come on, man. What were you smokin' ? I think the real enthusiasts need to get back here and run these punks off the 'list' ! Go buy a Yugo ! Damn !
09-15-2004, 09:16 AM
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pred, i agree, but still you were young and did dumb things once right? but you learned from wiser people, and you grew..
i know ive done alot of ****ed up things.. but i learned, and now i dont do as many ****ed up things (we all **** up time to time).
needless to say.. we should at least try to help these guys and teach them what to do so they dont contuinue to **** up.. right?
i know ive done alot of ****ed up things.. but i learned, and now i dont do as many ****ed up things (we all **** up time to time).
needless to say.. we should at least try to help these guys and teach them what to do so they dont contuinue to **** up.. right?
09-15-2004, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by 89PorscheTurboMobile
My car's intereior was in pieces the other week, and I THOUGHT this would be a good opportunity for me to repaint all my faded black leather.
So, I used some general flat black enamel paint (DON'T ASK WHY
) and it looked great for the first day, but now, everything is faded, peeling off, and scratched up!!!!
I am soo pissed!!! What products can I use to cover up that old paint and add a new coat of glossy paint?? Man! My interior is F-ed up!! My doorpanels, center counsole, dashboard, the rear 1/4 panel panels holding the rear speakers, everything!
Please let me know what I can do to fix this??
So, I used some general flat black enamel paint (DON'T ASK WHY
) and it looked great for the first day, but now, everything is faded, peeling off, and scratched up!!!! I am soo pissed!!! What products can I use to cover up that old paint and add a new coat of glossy paint?? Man! My interior is F-ed up!! My doorpanels, center counsole, dashboard, the rear 1/4 panel panels holding the rear speakers, everything!
Please let me know what I can do to fix this??
If it isn't a joke, I'm certain some Armor-all will fix it, and while you are at it, make certain you go ahead and lather a whole bunch of it onto your tire treads. I would make a day of it and pour some sand in your intake to clean out the cylinders while you are at it. Lastly, if you still have a little bit of time left in your day, you could remove the rear brakes to shed a little weight.
09-15-2004, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Predator
Come on, man. What were you smokin' ? I think the real enthusiasts need to get back here and run these punks off the 'list' ! Go buy a Yugo ! Damn !
09-15-2004, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by tifosiman
If it isn't a joke, I'm certain some Armor-all will fix it, and while you are at it, make certain you go ahead and lather a whole bunch of it onto your tire treads. I would make a day of it and pour some sand in your intake to clean out the cylinders while you are at it. Lastly, if you still have a little bit of time left in your day, you could remove the rear brakes to shed a little weight.
09-15-2004, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Jeremy Himsel
Just painting the rotors and calipers with the same paint would make it all match.
And while we are handing out some good advice, here's some more:
That green stuff leaking out of the front of you car is a mystery. I would ignore it, because it will probably eventually stop leaking all on it's own. Also, I really don't see any harm in driving around with the latch for your hood panel removed and the nose panel for the car unbolted.
09-15-2004, 11:20 AM
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Who needs a hood latch. The down force from the air moving over it should keep it down... or will it suck it upward... oh I forget. Maybe someone can shed some light on this for us... Rock?
09-15-2004, 11:26 AM
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I've done my manual sunroof conversion so it opens from the front, now I don't need to charge the AC with hydrogen...do you think I should put a strap on it, just in case?
09-15-2004, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by StupEd05
you might also want to try Naptha (spelling?). Its a VERY strong plastic cleaner that might work with vinyl (NOT leather!). Whatever you end up trying, DEFINITELY make sure you test it on an inconspicuous place to make sure its not going to ruin it even more. (Im sure you knew that)
If so, it's a dangerous joke because some people might not get it and actually try using naptha as a cleaning solvent, which could result in them losing their lives when the interior of their car is enveloped in flash flames. Naptha is also known as white gas.
Do NOT use naptha as a cleaning solvent, especially in an enclosed place. A spark from switch could easily ignite it.
As for the lead post, this must be a joke. I figure Campeck must have worked his way through his homework early.
09-15-2004, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Peckster
As for the lead post, this must be a joke. I figure Campeck must have worked his way through his homework early.
Yes, the chances of someone owning a Turbo S and being that dumb are pretty slim.
09-15-2004, 12:38 PM
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Maybe John could require a simple Entrance Exam for prospective members. I'm sure we could all provide some sample questions to weed out the unworthy. I'll start with a few:
1. How many jack stands/cinder blocks does it take to support a 944 on a soggy lawn;
2. Are the other 4 lug nuts there just for looks;
3. Will 20" Dubs rub
1. How many jack stands/cinder blocks does it take to support a 944 on a soggy lawn;
2. Are the other 4 lug nuts there just for looks;
3. Will 20" Dubs rub