Project:BlaknBlu
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From: Tacoma-ish
Wow! i must have missed the first rotation of this!
Very nice look. The naked (badgeless) rig with those lights liooks awesome!
You've got some good plans in the works too it seems... Very nice looking rig.
Now that you have knocked out all of the pretty stuff, it's time to get a little dirty.
Oh and x71 on the pin stripes....
Very nice look. The naked (badgeless) rig with those lights liooks awesome!
You've got some good plans in the works too it seems... Very nice looking rig.
Now that you have knocked out all of the pretty stuff, it's time to get a little dirty.
Oh and x71 on the pin stripes....
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From: Titusville, FL
Well, I got bored so i did a photoshop of how I want her to look by next November.
I also started peeling more of my pinstripe off, but even with how phil suggested to do it, it's taking way to long. In 30 minutes, I only got 3 inches off. I got frustrated, and left it for another day. The problem is that they are so badly cracked, they only come off in little bits. Does anybody else have any suggestions?
I also started peeling more of my pinstripe off, but even with how phil suggested to do it, it's taking way to long. In 30 minutes, I only got 3 inches off. I got frustrated, and left it for another day. The problem is that they are so badly cracked, they only come off in little bits. Does anybody else have any suggestions?
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I'm not sure if you're all set by now, but if not, you could try:
http://www.autobodysupply.net/3-M-07...p/3-m07501.htm
Its been a while, but back at the shop I used to work at, I remember using one to take off adhesive and pinstriping, on painted parts, just be careful not to stay in one spot too long, or you can hurt the paint, or as was said before, if you're careful, some lubricant, a razor, and going really slowly.
http://www.autobodysupply.net/3-M-07...p/3-m07501.htm
Its been a while, but back at the shop I used to work at, I remember using one to take off adhesive and pinstriping, on painted parts, just be careful not to stay in one spot too long, or you can hurt the paint, or as was said before, if you're careful, some lubricant, a razor, and going really slowly.
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From: Titusville, FL
I have a friend of a friend who is going to school for body work, and he has one of those. I've been meaning to get a hold of him to have it done. Thanks, anyways!
Well, since I'm here, Imma post some pics.
She's a little dirty, but oh well.
Well, since I'm here, Imma post some pics.
She's a little dirty, but oh well.
Last edited by cbr995; Apr 7, 2010 at 10:38 PM.
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From: Titusville, FL
Well, I finally bought a new Hub Assembly, and a new Radiator. I also have a couple days off of work, and my family is going on vacation this weekend, So I need to have the truck fixed by Friday, haha. If anybody had any pointers on either, especially te hub assembly, let me know!
