
Project Phoenix
#286
Posted 12 December 2008 - 08:03 PM
#287
Posted 12 December 2008 - 08:21 PM
As steve has said before, he is having it painted by a mate, and he isn't going to rush things as he wants it to be perfect as much as Roo does.
I'm sure either Roo or Steve will update us when there is something to say - no point posting "sorry no new pics"
#288
Posted 12 December 2008 - 08:32 PM
Steve took next week off to complete her and becasue of the delay gives him 2 days of his time off to start putting phoenix back to gether again..
Don't worry pics will be coming...
You all just want to see what shes gonna look like


I'll get the one off my phone of her leaving for the paint shop.
#289
Posted 12 December 2008 - 08:33 PM
Ya, whats the hold up?
ever had a car painted or done it yourself?
#290
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:06 PM
Ya, whats the hold up?

all you do is hassle everyones project thread asking for progress...day on end...it cant always be done right away...like my project, i cant touch mine as im away at uni

#291
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:10 PM
#292
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:14 PM
Yes, I have had a complete respray before. Calm down guys, I just like seeing progress. My bad.
of course, we like seeing progress too...im sure u didnt mean it bad but the tone you put across through typing isnt neccesarily how u mean it to sound
#293
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:17 PM
#294
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:19 PM
some modern cars have that clear tape at the bottom of rear doglegs or around that area. couldnt you do something similar where the arch sits to allow the arch to meet the a panel without scuffing paint? once trimmed, teh arch will hide it anyway?you mean your going to have to drive it before she does?
no that i shall do anyway to check everything
im going to have to cut her wheel arches
bummageah well if needs be , or could you not attach them as normal then get some screws that will undo easily before the front gets fillped up ?
with the arches roos choosen they sit over the sill lip and there to ridged so when you flip the front its gona scatch up the a-panel me thinks
#295
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:26 PM

#296
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:44 PM
some modern cars have that clear tape at the bottom of rear doglegs or around that area. couldnt you do something similar where the arch sits to allow the arch to meet the a panel without scuffing paint? once trimmed, teh arch will hide it anyway?you mean your going to have to drive it before she does?
no that i shall do anyway to check everything
im going to have to cut her wheel arches
bummageah well if needs be , or could you not attach them as normal then get some screws that will undo easily before the front gets fillped up ?
with the arches roos choosen they sit over the sill lip and there to ridged so when you flip the front its gona scatch up the a-panel me thinks
thats a good idea, the arches roos picked are bonded on so on the a panel will need some sort of a nut and bolt to release to let it flip without scratching up the a panel, the other problem is that the arches lip inside dont leave alot of room to get your fingers in to get something undone, so alittle head scratching is going to have to happen me thinks lol
#297
Posted 12 December 2008 - 09:51 PM
saw some great new bumpers for phoenix this week, state of the art!
its like a radar system, with self inflating air bags, fully reuseable too!

#298
Posted 12 December 2008 - 11:21 PM
captive bolt with a wingnut inside the a panel?!some modern cars have that clear tape at the bottom of rear doglegs or around that area. couldnt you do something similar where the arch sits to allow the arch to meet the a panel without scuffing paint? once trimmed, teh arch will hide it anyway?you mean your going to have to drive it before she does?
no that i shall do anyway to check everything
im going to have to cut her wheel arches
bummageah well if needs be , or could you not attach them as normal then get some screws that will undo easily before the front gets fillped up ?
with the arches roos choosen they sit over the sill lip and there to ridged so when you flip the front its gona scatch up the a-panel me thinks
thats a good idea, the arches roos picked are bonded on so on the a panel will need some sort of a nut and bolt to release to let it flip without scratching up the a panel, the other problem is that the arches lip inside dont leave alot of room to get your fingers in to get something undone, so alittle head scratching is going to have to happen me thinks lol
#299
Posted 12 December 2008 - 11:34 PM
#300
Posted 12 December 2008 - 11:40 PM
c'mon guys, give Roo and Steve a chance!!
As steve has said before, he is having it painted by a mate, and he isn't going to rush things as he wants it to be perfect as much as Roo does.
I'm sure either Roo or Steve will update us when there is something to say - no point posting "sorry no new pics"
i wasnt meaning to have a go in any way shape or form i was meerly asking roo a question as i havent had a chance to text her next time , i mean god forbid anyone show some interest in somone elses project. i know roo and steve have called in favours to get this done and i know they both want it done right. theres nothing wrong with a bit of pma every now and then.
cpative nuts sound the way to go with the arches. Hope it goes to plan roo cant wait to see it in january, also remind me about the package !!
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