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cwspellowe

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Post #376
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Wonder how long it will last?


Depends what time little Jessie Miller gets up and keys it to make up for her lack of sleep Yes


She got my missus grounded when she was little for setting her pampass grass on fire! Wasn't even her so she sneaked out whilst grounded and set it on fire herself to be sureLaugh my ass off Stupid old bint

Was only a 50L 2hp compressor, was contemplating getting a new 200L 3hp one and a Sata or Iawata gun until I saw the price and went err, no ta.

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 02:54
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Post #377
Jesus, how often you planning on respraying it?!

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 02:58
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cwspellowe

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Post #378
Well given it hasn't taken that long.. expect another update next week Wink

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 02:59
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owain

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Post #379
Weekly resprays FTW! I can see it getting lower and lower every time with the extra weight until the springs snap.

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 03:01
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cwspellowe

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Post #380
That's a point, really need to raise the front if I plan on driving driving during winter

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 03:02
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Post #381
You had one of the best sigmas about at one point.
Sorry to say its now not as nice.
Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 03:14
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owain

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Post #382
Wouldn't worry, it'll be blue again in a month or so.

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 03:17
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cwspellowe

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Post #383
mr swampy s16 wrote:
You had one of the best sigmas about at one point.
Sorry to say its now not as nice.


Duly noted. But at the end of the day it's just a colour.

Sigma owners are all so needy Laugh

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 05:36
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Post #384
Dude respect realy like spray that boot lid Wink

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 21:57
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Post #385
Now that's something you don't see everyday!

From the pictures it looks quite good, they say the art is in the wet sanding/polishing so let's see how that comes out.

You certainly have balls mate.

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 22:19
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Post #386
Wetsanding/polishing is something i'm good at, had plenty of practice with the carbon parts





Then again if you spray paint well you shouldn't need to sand LOL Disadvantage of outdoor spraying though is flies. There's a couple of the buggers landed in it when the gloss coat was tacky so i'll have to sand the buggers out.

Jimmy i'm very tempted to go for a yellow P3 bootlid to be honest. Was worried there'd be too much yellow with the rub strip colour coded but to be honest, with the graphite grey badges and the tail lights it breaks up the colour nicely. Maybe a nice "SkinnedAlive" logo on the lower corner of the bootlid. Need to get a black number plate surround too though as the two yellows clash horribly

Always thought the Rallye should have been available in this colour Yes

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Posted 9th Jul 2011 at 22:47
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Post #387
Impressive LOL , I know what you mean about the flies, took all my internal house doors off once and painted them in the garden, few hours later came back and there was hundreds of the buggers stuck to the paint,

What type of paint did you use and have you lacquered it?

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Posted 10th Jul 2011 at 01:35
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Post #388
Jeez, no-one ever spares a thought for the poor flies. Imagine if you died in a street and someone just sanded you down until the road was flat again.

You should cut out that part of your panel and give it a proper burial.

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Posted 10th Jul 2011 at 15:20
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Post #389
Oh man I like that! Respect to the Sundance yellow.

I have a Phase 3 slam panel you could have FOC but i'm not in the country! Sad They're all the same P3 and P2 anyway iirc.

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Posted 11th Jul 2011 at 14:56
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cwspellowe

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damn! Might make a trip to the scrappies in the support car LOL they're not too expensive anyway

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Posted 11th Jul 2011 at 16:54
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Post #391
Fairplay i like the colour, does look a little bit orange peeley in the pics, will that come out when its sanded back and polished?

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Posted 11th Jul 2011 at 17:16
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cwspellowe

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yep, that's just down to practice though. Good sprayers get a flat finish, my gun's crap so i just battered it on with a view to flattening it

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Posted 11th Jul 2011 at 17:26
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Post #393
The more i look at it the more i like but personally i would have removed the bumper/sideskirts and done them off the car
Posted 11th Jul 2011 at 17:30
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cwspellowe

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true mate, had i been arsed i would have done too. Never mind ay. Front bumper's being done off the car if i ever arrange one

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Posted 11th Jul 2011 at 17:38
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Post #395
That looks surprisingly good in sundance but I think I pefered the PH3 sigma photoshop done earlier in the thread.


On an unrelated subject ....

cwspellowe wrote:





Hows this steering wheel holding up? They're a lot cheaper than OMP etc and I might treat my car to one at some point.

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Posted 11th Jul 2011 at 21:36
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cwspellowe

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Post #396
Lovely steering wheel to drive with, I have the 330mm one and it's perfect size. Makes the steering feel slightly heavier which is a good thing imo. Only problem is the suede goes manky after a while Sad

Spraying some more bits ready for fitting









Taking shape











Just waiting on the slam panel arriving, and need to figure out the wiring for the crystals Doh

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Posted 15th Jul 2011 at 03:30
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Post #397
have to say i quite like it in yellow. good work
Posted 15th Jul 2011 at 03:43
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Post #398
Looks smart.

Initially thought it would only look right having the whole shell including bonnet colour coded Sundance but that bonnet does look nice and shiney Smile

Think before you had made it look a bit 'ratty' looking and untidy, depends if thats your thing but personally i prefer a nice clean and sharp 6....

Be good to see the end product!

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Posted 15th Jul 2011 at 03:48
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cwspellowe

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Post #399
Cheers mate

Aye I let it get a bit of a state, the idea was right in my head but decided it was time to sharpen it up. Also wanted to add to my repertoire of skills so painting was the obvious choice Yes

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Posted 15th Jul 2011 at 03:50
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Looking good mate, can't wait to see it all together and all painted. Will look lovely Yes

Graphite grey cyclones should be on the list.

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Posted 15th Jul 2011 at 04:09
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