its all these little things that people don't think about that make the appearance of a car fair neater, well done!

Looking good, chicks actually working on cars..... thats hot! lol

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I'm actually looking into an apprenticeship as a panel beater and spray painter, so then i should be super hot right?

 

 

i also just resprated the front spoiler as over time it has gotten stone chips. just a quick rattle can job of course, still looks the goods, thats the beauty of using satin black XD

Would be a good skill to master, also panel beaters must have hard core arm muscles, mine get tired after about 5 minutes of sanding haha, i'd take the spray painter side, let everyone else do the hard work and you get the cream job of just laying on the colour.

perhaps, what ever i can get into deffinately a start, would love to airbrush as well would be mad!

Would be a good skill to master, also panel beaters must have hard core arm muscles, mine get tired after about 5 minutes of sanding haha, i'd take the spray painter side, let everyone else do the hard work and you get the cream job of just laying on the colour.

 

but i bet the first person they'll go screaming to is you if it doesn't look 100% .... even IF it wasn't your fault!!

 

looking very nice murd :hmm:

True but you get to say don't blame me its all in the prep work lol

haha flipped air filter lid.

if nothing comes up soon will possibly do an Cert II in Automotive Vehicle Body, which is well looked upon for an apprenticeship as a panel beater or a spray painter XD

haha flipped air filter lid.

 

sounds just like an aftermarket one XD

 

will be gettin an after market one at some stage, better air flow apparently, thus why i flipped this one, for better air flow.

if nothing comes up soon will possibly do an Cert II in Automotive Vehicle Body, which is well looked upon for an apprenticeship as a panel beater or a spray painter XD

If you really want a apprenticeship, Go to tafe and ask who the panel beater apprentices worked for last intake 2007 & or 2008 then travel around to those business asking for an apprenticeship.

If you really want a apprenticeship, Go to tafe and ask who the panel beater apprentices worked for last intake 2007 & or 2008 then travel around to those business asking for an apprenticeship.

 

that sounds like a rather good idea, thing is not many workshops going to give an apprenticeship to a girl, with no experience as such in the industry. kind of a false hope to expect it would happen.

if theres no hope then why bother?

 

Quote: cus ya gotta have, faith a faith a, faith" :lolcry:

that sounds like a rather good idea, thing is not many workshops going to give an apprenticeship to a girl, with no experience as such in the industry. kind of a false hope to expect it would happen.

I wish you the best of luck with it. Tell them about your love of cars and that you've learnt

a bit from your grandfather and all of the other interesting stuff you like to do.

 

Do a burnout.. Chicks doing burnouts is even hotter than chicks working on cars. You'd have

the job in no time. :lolcry:

You say that Bianca, buit I got my automotive parts interpreter job by cold canvassing myself to prospective employers.

 

I should have undertaken a 4 year apprenticeship for my job, but because I have an interest in it and a bit of knowledge behind myself, I landed the job without it.

 

I can give you two words to live by at the moment and that is: "Think Positive".

 

If you need a hand with a good resume and a cold canvassing letter, feel free to ask me for help and I can do one for you.