Pic of Mustang after paint

Discussion in 'Fox 5.0 Talk' started by rdharper02, Nov 18, 2006.

  1. rdharper02 Member

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    View attachment 47745 [/ATTACH]


    Before and after
    Still need to do some assembly, but told everyone I would post these.
    Still have the turbo, 5-lug swap, bullits and a whole bunch of parts left to do.
    Think I'll call it a year after the assembly. Dont really have a choice with my next deployment starting at the beginning of the year.
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    Daggar, I just realized I posted this in tech, I'll pm you to see if it can be moved. My bad
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    Copy! Thanks for the PM

    Daggs
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    looks good. How much did that run you??
  5. 88_GT_5_oh Sportin' a turbo 5.0 in Canadistan

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    looks good... i'm doing the same thing right now.
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    All together...really couldnt tell you. Did it myself.
    I took a couple of college auto-body classes for $60 a pop and stop counting after about $500 in Dupont Chroma products. I would say around $1000. This is concidering all the rust proofing (POR-15..love it), 2k primer, primer sealer, base, clear, seals etc. Since its all fairly new to me, I miss-calculated some paint amounts, along with alot of fixing my own screw ups. I think that someone with more knowledge and talent could get the same results for alot less. The chroma line paints cost a bit more, and I probably should have stuck with the PPG stuff I've had some time with. Regardless, the local college classes helped the most. For the price, I had all the equipment, a heated paint booth and an experienced guy to tell me what I needed to refinish. It was great, hell, even had the wife helping me. Gotta love a women that will put up with your attitude and still wet-sand or help re-assemble.

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