had hockey today so popped in after for a couple of hours,
so far i have polished the manifold, and flatted and trizact the full car, then just buffed the roof. this is the initial buff as with all paints as the solvent evaporates from the clear it tends to drop.
here are some pics
took these with the cam corder lol, for those who are going to ask i had a wheelie bin in the back ground haha
heres the manifold, not too bad for an hours work, but im up to my finest polishes and paper now
not too bad but im sure when the polished charge pipe from dk turns up it will throw it to shame haha
total time for yesterday about 12 man hours, today just 5 hrs
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cracking on with the buffing partially today, but need to do some customers work! dam them hahaha. bumper and skirts will be painted last thing to dry overnight, and i'll finish buffing tonight, then tomorrow its build up time,
its monday again and sadly the cars not finished, as predicted by some a few spanners have been throw into the works, namely having two people off and firing another lol,
but the build continues, been a busy day customer wise so not got loads done, esp with a skeleton staff,
whats been done:
full buff
built up the front doors, and a few little bits on the rear,
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