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well here is my 6n been stripped out to get ready for the new look over winter . resprayed inside and out . dont wurry about the blue that was colour testing lol .

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then again it wont let me add any more pics :s any one know why ?

Oh so thats what stiped out looks like, very similar to stripped out in all fairness

I think we do worry really... just not about the blue

So, whats going back in? I expect it wont be a 6n dash?

Oh so thats what stiped out looks like, very similar to stripped out in all fairness

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Oh so thats what stiped out looks like, very similar to stripped out in all fairness

i was thinking the very same :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Oh so thats what stiped out looks like, very similar to stripped out in all fairness

i was thinking the very same :lol: :lol: :lol:

no something a bit diff to any thing people have already done :) and corrected the mistake of stripped lol . and its all getting resprayed white inside and out :) .

Why did you take the dash out for a respray?

Was there a reason?

not very stripped out in that pic mate lol

you stripped it back to a bare shell for the respray =O bit OTT

what you planning??

How much bare metal is there inside a 6n? that will be visible once the interior is in?

Why bother painting it all then covering it up with stuff?

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the hole car is getting resprayed not sprayed up-to the door or window seals . and the dash is getting a new look . also the back is striped to do some mods to :D . will post pics soon :)

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How much bare metal is there inside a 6n? that will be visible once the interior is in?

Why bother painting it all then covering it up with stuff?

gets red of any damp and crap when you shot blast it then you re seal it all with fresh paint

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not very stripped out in that pic mate lol

you stripped it back to a bare shell for the respray =O bit OTT

what you planning??

a hole new look tbh . cupple of mods to dash . boot is going to some would say diff lol . wont be be just a 6n inside or out when finished thou i hope loool

Your shot blasting it?

That i would say, is a complete and utter waste of time and money.

There really is no need.

Thats the kinda thing you do to rotten mini shells and the like, and even thats taking it to extremes really. Its done to remove rust so its all decent metal your working with.

Its only a 6n mate, no offense.

if you really think its worth shotblasting the whole car just get it dipped :)

a 6n would probably dissolve if you dipped it :lol:

maybe hes doing it to practice his shot blasting.. whatever that is

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i have all the tools and so on so its not like I'm paying for it to be done all the work will be done by me its maybi only a 6n but i want it mint not nice out side rusting from the in lol .l

lol screw it lads let the boy have his fun, if he can do it and has the resources and the funds who are we to challenge it!

Better make it good boy these lot are like vulchers they will tear you limb from limb lol..

:lol:

I stripped mine for a respray!

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The only thing left on is the steering, suspension and wheels. I can now remove the steering as its on dollies and the windows will be coming out next few weeks.

Dipping can and at least a couple of thousand to the price of restoring a car so it depends if you have the money for it or not. And it depends how bad the car is in the first place.

Dont forget to take the seat out :p

Its a 6N surely there cant be that much rust on it to warrent it being sand blasted .

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