Yay it's PAINTED

[ChrisP911]

After 10 months of bodywork its painted..... Now I have to take the interior swap as well as an engine and trans swap.

[Rodek]

That sure is nice looking!

[SD Swede]

Very very cool...is that Tangerine?

[ChrisP911]

no guards red no clear on it yet, He is going to sand it Wed. then clear it the sand and buff.

[RSBob]

Classic! Love it.

[Jeff Alton]

Looks great!

[ChrisP911]

This is what it looked like 10 months ago....







What it looked like last week....

[Jcslocum]

Wonderful!!!!!

[slow&rusty]

Absolutely awesome

[puddy]

Looking great, you must be thrilled!

[sc_rufctr]

Great job. It looks like you sprayed it in your garage.

How did that go? Any tips please.

[redturbo911]

Looks great. I know those days lol to well.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by sc_rufctr

Great job. It looks like you sprayed it in your garage.

How did that go? Any tips please.

I can't speak for Chris, but the visqueen is a good idea. Check out the floor. That is after the floor dried from wetting it down. (Also remove wife's shoes from shoe rack in garage)

HVLP creates less overspray. I used an old school siphon gun.

Nice thing about single stage with hardener, if you only have a paintbrush and a block sander/polisher, you can end up with a show car - um, given time to work the paint.

[911Maverick]

Great job!

What did you use to fill the sunroof? Are you putting a headliner in?

[Jose_JGC]

Good work! please do keep posting pics.

[ChrisP911]

He guys thanks... No a friend is painting it at his house lol... He does A++++ work I recomed him to anyone he is an artist. I will post more pics later and keep you all posted.

[ChrisP911]

He filled the sunroof with the sunroof. I will post those pics also.

[Milesaway]

Why clear SS paint?

[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by Bob Kontak

I can't speak for Chris, but the visqueen is a good idea. Check out the floor. That is after the floor dried from wetting it down. (Also remove wife's shoes from shoe rack in garage)

HVLP creates less overspray. I used an old school siphon gun.

Nice thing about single stage with hardener, if you only have a paintbrush and a block sander/polisher, you can end up with a show car - um, given time to work the paint.

Thanks Bob

I asked because I have painted a few cars in a garage or car port but that was with acrylic lacquer which dries in the air and can be swept up afterwards.
I'm planning to paint my SC with single stage with hardener but I really don't want to make a huge mess and...
Yes, I was thinking of covering everything with plastic but I'm more concerned with fume extraction and the possibility of poisoning the neighbors.

[noboco]

Wow! That is beautiful!