Nope howcome?not ir defender2
How does the raptor look on the crossmember? I'm thinking the same for mine. Might look okay with a few coats if lucky thoughComing to the end now !
Due to the rough Galvanising had to paint Raptor on the cross member, as gloss would have looked terrible and I did not want to sand the galv or use body filler.
One wiring niggle to sort as retro fitting Heater plug timer relay( can't relay to shut off ) Had an issue with the heater motor had no power but sorted that today.
Last bits primed today top coat tomorrow.
Pics to follow
Could you have used black stone chip? I've used it to good effect on wing mirrors and an alloy spare wheel holder.How does the raptor look on the crossmember? I'm thinking the same for mine. Might look okay with a few coats if lucky though
Bet you'll be glad to have some free time won't know what to do with yourself haha
Might work, it's just the texture of the galv isn't brilliant. Might try smooth it see what they bloke says when I get painted I supposeCould you have used black stone chip? I've used it to good effect on wing mirrors and an alloy spare wheel holder.
Yes could have used stone chip. But have some Raptor left so might as well use it up.Could you have used black stone chip? I've used it to good effect on wing mirrors and an alloy spare wheel holder.
I found the stone chip seems to fill small scratches and imperfections quite nicely and leaves a really nice finish. Don't think it would be as durable as raptor tho.Yes could have used stone chip. But have some Raptor left so might as well use it up.
The Raptor looks great. I thought it might be more abrasive than it is.
Raptor bulkhead and the final painted panels !
If you get restless with all your free time you can do mineA rest ! Then I have to break the Disco1 and sell the 90's roof and side panels
Then I have a 68 mk3 Spitfire that needs tlc
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