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Feed 13 Vehicles 1 Members Événements 11 Documents Smells like a candy store inside now, first time applying clear coat and can't wait to see how it holds up over the summer. Cut out the diffuser with a jigsaw, then sealed with silicone caulk to keep water from finding its way in after my last big flood event. Just spent three days in the shop getting my ride looking silky smooth, new paint and clear coat are a total game changer for this old girl. After a few trips to the hardware store, some tedious measuring and drilling, the rear spoiler is now securely fastened to my ride and looks amazing. Rechecked my lift kit's load ratings and updated them to 4,200 lbs, now listed on the build log with accurate specs. +2 de plus Just finished applying a fresh coat of black nitrocellulose to my '68 Camaro, now all I need is some vinyl wraps for the interior accents. Swapped to a 2K urethane and now her metallic blue is deeper than ever before, can't wait for the detailing finish. Two weeks of primer and paint work are done, now all that's left is a detailing day to get everything just so. The dark grey metallic is looking sharp. Finally got the gloss on, took about 5 hours of sanding and wiping down to get just right. Now she's a real head-turner! Swapped out the old control arms with custom units, now the car's stance feels even more aggressive and responsive on the road. Just got the first coat of color on and now all that's left is a few more clear coats to seal everything in, should be done by end of week. Had to replace a section of the exhaust pipe that was rusted through, now the system sounds sweet again and doesn't rattle like crazy on start-up. The clear coat is dry, and the paint job looks amazing - can't wait to see how it holds up over time. The last coat of clear has dried, revealing a showroom shine that matches the paint job exactly, no imperfections remain now. Swapped out the oldies for some fresh, lightweight rims that should bring a bit more pep to the ol' girl. Applied three coats of ceramic paint to a freshly sanded lip, now looks like new metal with not a single scratch or flaw. Swapped to 225/40R18 Michelins with sticky compound, and they're devouring that twisty road like a hungry beast, devouring every corner with ease. Applied two coats now, the finish looks flawless and I'm really happy with how the color turned out on this old girl. I've updated my build spec to reflect the correct torque specification for the engine, now listed as 400 lb-ft at 4,200 rpm. +1 de plus 
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