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| Googsy Member Since: 02 Jun 2011 Location: Where men are men and sheep are nervous. Posts: 2947
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i would just use sand paper to key and clean off with white spirit to remove grease. I painted mine satin black but now thinking silver looks better. Best finish is achieved by removing and spraying although I did my by hand with hammerite and they look quite pleasing to the eye |
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| Harvey123 Member Since: 24 Nov 2012 Location: london Posts: 95
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Cheers conor
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| Googsy Member Since: 02 Jun 2011 Location: Where men are men and sheep are nervous. Posts: 2947
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I wouldnt bother sandblasting. I did mine in situ taking my time with a small paint brush and for awkward areas a small artists paintbrush. Hammerite will be fine I did not need the heat resistant stuff normal hammerite still looks good six months in. Dont forget to do hub as well to complete |
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| Harvey123 Member Since: 24 Nov 2012 Location: london Posts: 95
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Great will be spending my weekend doing them...
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| Googsy Member Since: 02 Jun 2011 Location: Where men are men and sheep are nervous. Posts: 2947
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Heres what your aiming for courtesy of Gaz industries
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| Andy3681 Member Since: 13 Jan 2012 Location: Newcastle under lyme/ Le Dorat Haute Vienne Posts: 912
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+1 for silver calipers and hubs mine (hubs) just ready for doing again. Mine was a blue one! |
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| Harvey123 Member Since: 24 Nov 2012 Location: london Posts: 95
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Think that silver from gaz's pics looks lovely... Makes the alloy stand out with a nice silver caliper finish Range Rover Autobiography Black Conversion |
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