timothymoffat

Wonder if either shows up on WifeFax?

Magdaddy

well now...dirty carfax bad...dirty wifefax...good?

P-daddy

race911

Who cares.........you gonna trade in (note I didn't say "up") for a later model with an M96???

Allen

I dunno...but I think it's kinda like this:

someone "died" = car "painted"
someone "passed away" = "car sprayed"

pp000830

Respray - Something my Poodle does to our mailbox post every time we go to get the mail. To cover some others work he feels was inferior.

Cuda911

I've always wondered... how come a person can refresh, but they can't fresh?

nowata

sorry to bring this thread back on topic, I recently had my car repainted/resprayed. some day I will inevitably have to explain it to a buyer. and for that reason I took daily photos of the process. so call it what you will. the documentation should define it. turned out magnificently by the way if anyone needs a good shop that is now familiar with the 993, contact Osceola Auto Body in Osceola, WI. Ask for Dan.

nowata

a few pics of the process. re-spray or repaint?

race911

^^^ I just call it a lotta work. (The torsion bar cars seem so simple in comparison.)

Phil

its very simple.

go spray something.................when done, spray it again.... you now have a resprayed something........

hoggel

My personal definition of a respray is paint on paint. Repaint is paint on primer after de-paint.

I just went for an estimate to 'respray' my front bumper with bumperette delete. Part of reason for this is to correct a color miss-match problem after a 'repaint' in 2009. The reason for the 'repaint' is a long story but it did not include any metal/bondo work or color change. The body shop said they will not 'respray' the bumper. They send it out to be media-blasted to plastic then 'repaint'.