Painting rivets

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Jonnygearbox

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I was looking at a few 110 rebuilds and I notice that when they are being built back up after painting the c pillar has to be fitted with black rivets unless it's a body on spray job I was just wondering could you get the rivets sprayed body colour and fit them using the air riveter so they don't get damaged but look perfect as they match the body colour??
 
I was looking at a few 110 rebuilds and I notice that when they are being built back up after painting the c pillar has to be fitted with black rivets unless it's a body on spray job I was just wondering could you get the rivets sprayed body colour and fit them using the air riveter so they don't get damaged but look perfect as they match the body colour??

Well my 110 has painted rivets on the nearside and unpainted ones on the offside, and that's from the factory. :D
 
perfection isn't worth it.

if you try to perfect everything then you'll be making the job much more difficult and increasing the chance of failure.

it will rust and deteriorate, it will get scrapes and dents. it will break.

it's far better to finish a good job then have a never ending perfection project, imo :)
 
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