Dan, you need to talk to Richard Oben, North Racecars, one of the forum vendors, all around great guy and bodywork video empresario extraordinaire. Whew. He's here: Oben Addy

Are you thinking about doing that puppy yourself? Lot of local guys with helpful ideas, might want to check on our local email list, too. See ya!

 

I thought he stopped selling that video as it related to the MK I and he deemed it out of date?

[ July 07, 2004, 03:18 PM: Message edited by: CobraBuilding ]

 

definately won't paint it myself. I don't even want to do the final sanding and shaping....but I need to at least get it started so I can save some money.

I thought that if I did some of the initial prep work, that would save the body shop time...and time is money.

Any local guys want to take a drive down to Weston and give me soome tips?

 

You might do some searching here. Last I remember, SRP and Batboy both noted that they REALLY didn't want to paint a car where someone else did the body work, due to liability issues with the quality of the body work.

All the best,
Tag

 

here

 

Nice Luis...but not for me. I don't believe in exercise.

 

I agree with Tag...I think most painters would not want to spray a car that someone else prepped (especially a beginer). I think the prepping is actually the hardest part?? I have never done body work so I have no idea where to start.

I have a very good friend (known him for over 20 years) who owns a body shop here in Miami. He's done the paint for all my other projects and is going to drop by my house and give me an idea on cost to do my MKIII.

I mentioned to him that maybe I could do some of the prep work...he wouldn't hear it. Something about me making more work for him

 

Im with you Dan, i wish there was an updated video out there. SRP has talked about doing one, but just ahsnt had the time yet.

Start asking around and there is probably someone who works at a body shop that would want to make a couple bucks on the side to either guide you or just spray it for you.