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Old bumper, hood, and finder The straighten core support This plug was in between my radiator and a/c condenser and the brown wire was jumped with the black wire?

Bad motor mount getting new tomorrow this is what the kick was when I got on it sounds like my motor was going to come through the firewall. Duralast 23.99 at autozone with a lifetime warranty. Fiber glassed the separation on the Z26 bumper Now its coming back together change the motor mount tomorrow then it will be back together then a call to zebart about windshield.

Damn dude did you do all that?

Scratching the bodykit that was on it and going Z?

nice work!

Ya im going z the kit was getting old and for me to make it look like i wanted it I would have alot of time and money in that kit so the z26 kit is good enough for me. All that needs done now is new radiator, new windshield, and painted. I was thinking about doing a poor mans paint job I don't no if you guys have read the post but they used house paint and brushed it on I was going to spray it on. I got the old hood and fender laying around so if I do decide to do that I will defiantly test it out first.

If you do that your going to want to block out as much of that house paint as possible. Otherwise that crap will never stick on there very good you will get major chipping within a year probably.

Well automotive paint will chip to without proper sand. But its just a idea there is a post on bstuff in the faq in appearance mods call poor mans paint job where this guy did it I could not find one on here.

I'm going to talk to styluss to get that write up over here as well.

If you ask him it works ok but its not the most durable paint job. The Clear Coat of a automotive paint job really holds it in, and since the home paint is lacking that it is a bit more prone to chipping. Also with using a brush or roller it goes on a bit thicker so that makes it even more prone to chips. But you did state doing it via spray. You might as well just get some cheaper dual stage from Summit or something and spray it. It will still be cheaper than getting it done somewhere but at least you'll be using a paint that should hold up to the abuse of driving.

His write up is on instructables if you need to find it.

Well I really want to buy this signal stage enamel burnout blue paint but it is $100 and the clear is $100. So right now that is $200 that I dont have probably I most likely wont go with the house paint it was just a idea roaming my head.

Ok I am going with this color paint it is automotive single stage but im buying the clear to go with it so far I spend $112 just on the paint then I will have to drop another $120 for the clear.

looks like cool color cant wait to see what itll look like on the car with the rest of the kit too

Well just a update I have the new windshield in now cost 195.xx. The paint is here just need to put side skirts on, fix the dent on the passenger door because the mirror got hit awhile back and there is still some damage just waiting to get fixed. Then its just buying clear coat and some 2k primer so i can primer the new bumper's the have some scrapes that 2k will take care of. So give me maybe a month with winter time here my factory has cut all over time so bill's then the car.

Cool man. Let me just say it would take me four times as long.