September 24, 200521 yr comment_72735 Front struts have been sanded back ready for undercoat tomorrow Report
September 24, 200521 yr comment_72736 Lower control arms have been sanded back ready for undercoating tomorrow Report
September 24, 200521 yr comment_72740 question. why do you 'black out' the front end? Edited September 24, 200521 yr by Jason Report
September 24, 200521 yr comment_72742 Firstly its the way we've done all our cars, Secondly, there were some minor repairs that were never painted, so its covering them up. Report
September 24, 200521 yr comment_72749 looking good guys keep it up!. I'm gonna attack my engine bay and clean it up a bit tommorow i think!. Report
September 24, 200521 yr comment_72788 If you don't black out the front end you can see it through the grill and through the holes under the bumper etc, and it looks odd. Report
September 24, 200521 yr comment_72840 question. why do you 'black out' the front end? what fook said. it looks really silly to be able to see body color thru the radiator support panel, especially on a brightly colored car (that green sr20 ke30 for example), and especially if you've got a grille or bumper package that you want to stand out Report
September 25, 200521 yr comment_72898 Got those bits undercoated / guidecoated today and left them to bake in the sun (God damn its hot out there today, perfect day for it!) Report
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