Looks perfect!
Only patience and skill amount to such results. Painful hours of mental stress just having to block for hours.Looks perfect!
Sooooo worth it though. Nice work!Only patience and skill amount to such results. Painful hours of mental stress just having to block for hours.
Tell me about it. When I'm standing next to a mountain of opened honda wrappers and all the parts are on the car I'll admit that I'll be a little sad. But there will be a little work after that that needs to be done such as assembly. My progress was good for the time I was there. I tinkered around with spraying a few colors on spray cards. I sanded down the hood and am going to re clear it. There were some small fish eyes and I just can't have that s**t. So I DA'd it down with 600 and 1000 and then sanded the curves with 1k and a gray scuff pad. So I didn't buff the hood, but I will post pics when I repaint the pieces that need paint.getting close... it will be almost odd when this car is finished.
because thats the way the intake duct is supposed to be securedlove this build. i hate to say it but i have one issue with it and maybe im the only one to notice. why did you rivit the intake vent to the bumper instead of using a bonding agent? i think the rivits look very crappy. other then that its sexy and super clean.
Rivets? I see no rivets. I used aircraft grade stainless screws and locking nuts on the backside. It's not supposed to be bonded to the bumper because it's carbon fiber, and removable.love this build. i hate to say it but i have one issue with it and maybe im the only one to notice. why did you rivit the intake vent to the bumper instead of using a bonding agent? i think the rivits look very crappy. other then that its sexy and super clean.
You probably live 10 million miles away. And I barely have time for mine. Sorry.So this is a serious question...
I am looking for someone to paint my truck when im ready and wondering if u would be interested?