Soarer respray.
Wow.... that looks beautiful! Thats the way a car should be painted, stripped to nothing and done right. What kind of paint are they using...PPG, HOK, Sikkens?
Looks great, im def subscribing to this thread. I plan to have my sc painted over the winter; nothing special just a 3 stage repaint in Onxy Black.
Looks great, im def subscribing to this thread. I plan to have my sc painted over the winter; nothing special just a 3 stage repaint in Onxy Black.
no, body shops take time...
it's a day to strip a car, two days to do the body work, three if its really ****ty
then a day to paint the car
then a day to put the car back together...
thats if you have one person to dedicate to it... problem is, body shops don't - they work on multiple things at one time...
it's a day to strip a car, two days to do the body work, three if its really ****ty
then a day to paint the car
then a day to put the car back together...
thats if you have one person to dedicate to it... problem is, body shops don't - they work on multiple things at one time...
So taking the time and removing parts doesn't result in a better paint job ?
I sure think so.
I think its safe to say a body shop that takes more time to remove bumpers, lights, trim, handles and gas cap will come out nicer. Not to mention a body shop that masks the car correctly from the start, not having to clean up parts with over spray like exhaust tips, wheels, a/c condenser etc.
So, this Extra Time yields Quality
My comment "quality takes time" pretty much applies to everything. I wasn't comparing the time its taken the soarer to get painted vs your faster paint job.
The paint is supplied from a company called Schuberts, I dont know much about them but the painter is very happy with them, we brought six litres to paint the car and will have some left over.
The supplier of my body kit has to replace it, we were not happy with the quality, so he is making new ones for and will pre fit them to one of his cars before I get them, that way they should fit first time with no stuffing around.
As far as how much paint was applied, there was a black base coat, three coats of colour and two coats of clear
Last edited by paulwd; Aug 16, 2007 at 10:17 PM.
Wow.... that looks beautiful! Thats the way a car should be painted, stripped to nothing and done right. What kind of paint are they using...PPG, HOK, Sikkens?
Looks great, im def subscribing to this thread. I plan to have my sc painted over the winter; nothing special just a 3 stage repaint in Onxy Black.
Looks great, im def subscribing to this thread. I plan to have my sc painted over the winter; nothing special just a 3 stage repaint in Onxy Black.
The Paint is Schuberts.
Onyx Black IMO these cars suit the darker colours, actually they look great in most colours, seen a few that would make you sick though, but every one has their own tastes and I wont knock any one publicly for being individual




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