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My son's 1980 repaint begins.

Old 10-08-2010, 05:33 PM
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10-8-10

Well...its started! Houston we have color!

Did the jambs and roof today. I was very nervous but knew it had to get done....and it wasn't too bad....so far. Not a lot of trash either so far. Paint covers well.
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Old 10-08-2010, 05:37 PM
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Man that's bright!

Anxious to see the whole car that color.
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That is going to look fantastic Dean, well done.
Old 10-08-2010, 06:07 PM
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wow, looks great!

Hope to repaint my 928 next year as well and as thorough as yours.

Think it will be a real eye-catcher in this color.
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Now you are going to have to wet sand the out side of the car again to get all the over spray sanded out smooth.. Just remember when you go to resand the car before you apply your Base coat you have 24 hours to base it. Or you will need to re sand it again. If is was me i would have just painted it all with the Jams,, Then you would not have any hard tape lines and no base coat blow Thur in your jams from not taped off right. Been there done that. It suck's. I would back tape all of the wheel well openings to keep the dirt from coming out of there. And back tape along the pinch weld on the bottom of the rockers. And then paper them all off .
Old 10-08-2010, 07:16 PM
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Well I can't offer you any tips on painting and by the looks of it your past needing them anyway! I just sat and read all the way through this thread and all I can say is you have my utmost admiration for both your perseverence and self taught skills. I read about the set backs but hopefully it will all be worth while and there can't be many sons around who can proudly say, when asked who did it, say "My dad did".
The colour may not be for the traditionlists but I think it will look really nice when it's done, hats off to you.
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I like the colour but why did you stop?
Old 10-08-2010, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Imo000
I like the colour but why did you stop?
Well from what I have read you HAVE to paint the part of the car you see at one time at one time...so the doors , fenders znd hood need to be painted together.

I hope to have this painted complete by the end of this weekend.
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Originally Posted by 928GTSM
Well I can't offer you any tips on painting and by the looks of it your past needing them anyway! I just sat and read all the way through this thread and all I can say is you have my utmost admiration for both your perseverence and self taught skills. I read about the set backs but hopefully it will all be worth while and there can't be many sons around who can proudly say, when asked who did it, say "My dad did".
The colour may not be for the traditionlists but I think it will look really nice when it's done, hats off to you.
Thank you very much. I hope it puts a smile on his face.
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Originally Posted by rexpontius
wow, looks great!

Hope to repaint my 928 next year as well and as thorough as yours.

Think it will be a real eye-catcher in this color.
Thanks.
Old 10-08-2010, 08:16 PM
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Is that the same color I had on a Honda del Sol years ago?
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Originally Posted by smith 928
Now you are going to have to wet sand the out side of the car again to get all the over spray sanded out smooth.. Just remember when you go to resand the car before you apply your Base coat you have 24 hours to base it. Or you will need to re sand it again. If is was me i would have just painted it all with the Jams,, Then you would not have any hard tape lines and no base coat blow Thur in your jams from not taped off right. Been there done that. It suck's. I would back tape all of the wheel well openings to keep the dirt from coming out of there. And back tape along the pinch weld on the bottom of the rockers. And then paper them all off .
I was back and forth on this one. I think I will use the foam tape to keep the spray from inside the door jambs and such. I would of done it all at one time but with the doors , hood and hatch in place I couldn't get paint in the jambs as well as this way...it is a lot more work. Thanks for your input...please keep the advice coming.
Old 10-08-2010, 08:31 PM
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Great, Dean.

That is not my choice of color, but I think it is going to look outstanding on this 928!!!!!

I see that the booth set-up you used worked well to keep the crap out of the paint!!!!!

I think your choice to paint what you did to this point with the rest to wait was a good one. I assume you will, or have, painted the jams on the doors, the under side of the hatch and hood, and will then hang all of that with the front fenders and then paint the rest of the outside together. Good plan!!!!!

This is going to be a work of art!!!!

Jerry
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Originally Posted by Jerry Feather
Great, Dean.

That is not my choice of color, but I think it is going to look outstanding on this 928!!!!!

I see that the booth set-up you used worked well to keep the crap out of the paint!!!!!

I think your choice to paint what you did to this point with the rest to wait was a good one. I assume you will, or have, painted the jams on the doors, the under side of the hatch and hood, and will then hang all of that with the front fenders and then paint the rest of the outside together. Good plan!!!!!

This is going to be a work of art!!!!

Jerry
Thats the plan Jerry. Thanks!
Old 10-08-2010, 09:05 PM
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That color is going to look cool! I agree that it would have been easier to do her all at once. After all that prep painting takes no time at all.

You will smile once you get the clear on. It changes the way she will look for sure! She will SHINE!

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