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AK
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20th Jan 12 at 16:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

nope, if you dont want overspray EVERYWHERE you will need to do the exact same masking.

Really....
Graham88
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The contrast of orange/grey looks fine there, doesn't look out of place. Everything will have to be masked no matter how little spraying you're doing, paint gets everywhere
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20th Jan 12 at 16:20   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

hmm im tempted to go mad
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http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
hmm im tempted to go mad


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steve - test a spray can (if thats what you plan to use)

Hold it 20cm away from a very large open news paper and spray keeping your hand still. See how far its spread out..... no imagine what thats going to be like when you're moving and changing angles.

You will need to mask or have an oversprayed car interior,
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just paint it in situe, then once dry mask the cage and spray the interior back to silver.
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Metal everywhere





Eyelets for the harnesses



The bend for the harness bar meant one of the straps wouldnt be sitting on the straight part, so eyelets were added, no big deal as I haven't bought harnesses yet
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thats some proper mental scaffolding in your motor
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I like mate
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That's a proper bit of metal work


http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
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this cds or that t45 shit?
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I think the mounts will fuck before tubes regardless of how its made
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quote:
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dont bother painting bits that will be getting welded, or near them. Just a waste of time and paint.
And makes welding more difficult.
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would you like some car with that cage sir?
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Bloody hell, he's going hardcore on it isn't he! Shame I'm too busy to get down there to take a look atm
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quote:
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this cds or that t45 shit?

No idea tbh mate

Shame Rich as the car is there until Monday when I hopefully pick it up
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Cage all welded up properly now & put back in the car











Looks like more sound deadening under the front carpet so I guess I might aswell remove it whilst the carpet is out, thought I'd seen the last of that! Pick it up tomorrow (today) after I wake up as I'm at work atm. Really can't wait to see it in the flesh!
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those welds are fucking stunning
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quote:
Originally posted by john-d
Black cage
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Who did the cage btw? Is it home made with own design or a copy of one? Is the middle bit abit OTT?

Looks like it means business reguardless
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Nickson Motorsport. It's a custom design in the fact that's he's never done one so started from scratch & I specified what I wanted. It had to be changed from going to the rear chassis legs to the rear arches as it wouldn't fit out the door to be welded up which is where Nick then suggested about a rear brace at a price I couldn't really turn down. It maybe is a bit OTT and certainly more cage than I intended but I'm so happy with it now, I've always wanted a car with a cage and it's not just a measly little cage now.
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It could save your life one day, so worth every penny
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Exactly mate, exactly what I've said to people who have said I'm mad for putting a cage in this car. No matter how much the car is worth if you roll over at 100+ it will hurt alot , and as much as I don't want that to happen I'd rather survive to tell the tale and lose the money.

[Edited on 24-01-2012 by Graham88]

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