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Kieran
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9th Aug 11 at 21:54   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Leaving the brake and fuel lines on too?
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Not sure whether to remove them or mask them up yet...hmmmm. Deffo not spraying over them though
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Take them off bud! You will be there longer taping the up than taking them off. May as well do it tank to tbh, will be better results and get it sealed everywhere.
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I reckon you should go with Kie mate.


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Take them off bud! You will be there longer taping the up than taking them off. May as well do it tank to tbh, will be better results and get it sealed everywhere.


Thats true actually about the pipes ill have a look at taking them off tomorrow bud
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good work, fairly rotten underneath compared to the outside, keep it up
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nice update mate, walking is shit isn't it?
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good work, fairly rotten underneath compared to the outside, keep it up


Yeah its a bit scabby in places but the poor things knocking on about now so its to be expected really

Mark you aint kidding me I dont do walking lol. The end result better be worth it!

Got my beam and roll bar back today They have done a great job on it, chuffed

Should have given it a wipe off as its proper dusty but I was all excited lol





Shiny!



Fitted my Polysport bushes to it as well, dead easy to fit compared to normal bushes



Finally yesterday and today I've been working on the rear panel I wire brushed the rust spots back then coated them in Deox gel over night. Today I scrubbed off the deox gel then rubbed back the whole panel and gave it two coats of Electrox. Should keep the rust at bay for a while





Next up is the rear inner arches which will be getting the same treatment
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once this all done and back together i think its time to contact TV and get it in the mag

keep up the good work


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Good work Shaun!

I agree with Andy,there needs to be a feature very soon on this. Will be awesome in Total Vauxhall.


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good work, fairly rotten underneath compared to the outside, keep it up


Im afraid id have to disagree, all looks minor to be honest, no holes as such, just surface rust, as the back panel shows once rubbed down and treated, be like new and very well protect, that back panel looks immense. Think you definitely went for the right products
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Kieran
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Chipped the beam yet? Lol. Decided what your doing the the brake and fuel lines yet?
Jake
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should have taken the metal bits off the spring mount on the beam before getting it coated mate
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Looks well mate! How much something like that cost?
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Thanks everyone!

Cheers John! Can't recommend the Bilt Hamber stuff enough, really does give amazing results! I am pleased with how the rear panels come out, just a shame about the whacking great dent in the middle of it

Kie I've put it back in its bubble wrapping just incase My dads trying to convince me to leave them on but I want them off now, I'll have to dig out the haynes manual and see whats involved in taking them off so I can have a play at the weekend.

Jake I didnt know whether it was meant to be there or not lol. I tried scraping at it with a screw driver but it wasnt budging so I left it on

Chris is was £48 inc vat to have it blasted, zinc coated then powdercoated in gloss black

Liam
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This car just gets better and better! It'll be cleaner than when it left the factory when you've finished.
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that is a sexy looking rear beam nice job man
Christopher
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Looking very clean shaun! Good work! Been mag worthy for ages mate
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looking great shaun.
please please please take the petrol tank off and give that and under a good clean and paint. no point doing all underneath and leaving that small bit
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Great work Shaun!!


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Long awaited update finally

After I finished off the rear panel I started on rear arches. I'd previosly painted them with hammerite and then undersealed them so I wanted to get all that stripped off. So I went a bit crazy with the wire wheel and stripped them both back to bare metal. You know the feeling of when you know you shouldnt have started something To me about 8 hours in total to do both lol!





I then treated the rust with Deox gel over night and gave them two coats of elextrox after



Re seam sealed them too so they are nicely protected



Then I started on the floor. Gutted to say I've found three spots which need a bit of welding though Wounded. This will be sorted once the cars back on the road though.

Apart from the three iffy bits the rest was in pretty good nick! My dad gave it all a good going over to get all the loose off so that it could then be treated ready for stone chipping!



So this is where I started today First job was the get the car completely masked up as it wasnt going to be the cleanest of jobs lol





I got stone chip EVERYWHERE in my hair, mouth, eyes, up the side off the house etc lol. Thank god the paintwork was covered! Really impressed with the Gravitex stone chip though! Has a lovely orange peel effect so it looks nice and standard. I used just under 3 bottles in the end

Left it for about an hour then unmasked it



Braided hoses fitted too!







You can see the areas which need some welding. We masked them up so that they can be welded up after when the cars back on the road and then we can just touch un the un stone chipped areas

Heat shield painted



During the I had a very nice packaged delivered. Wonder what this could be hmmm



Hello sexy new gaz rear coilovers





Next me and my dad refitted the ARB to the beam and then fitted it to the car. Trial fitted one of the coilovers as well to check the clearance



Is it right then spring drops right down like this btw?



Finally the crash bar was given a fresh coat of paint and refitted



Loads more to do! Really need to get a move on if its going to be done for trax
dan-sport
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Looks good shaun cant wait to see it in person again its changed loads since i last saw it (still had the 1.0l in haha).
Jamie1991
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cars beautiful mate, good work on the underneath whats this stone chip stuff btw?
Jamie-C
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This just keeps getting better and better even when you think it couldn't be any better

Needs to go into a motor museum next to preserve it

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