VW Golf GTi MK1 Restoration
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Well I have been cracking on with the Golf over the past couple of weeks when time has allowed.
It has simply been prepping every thing ready for paint. All the panels and any exposed metal inside the car had yo be prepped.
All panels were prepped on the stand and have been temporarily put back on the shell for the first coat of primer.
Here are all the pictures but I am afraid they are not very exciting. Within the next few days I hope to spray 2 coats of primer!
Cheers
It has simply been prepping every thing ready for paint. All the panels and any exposed metal inside the car had yo be prepped.
All panels were prepped on the stand and have been temporarily put back on the shell for the first coat of primer.
Here are all the pictures but I am afraid they are not very exciting. Within the next few days I hope to spray 2 coats of primer!
Cheers
nice work so far! the car doesnt actually look in bad condition compared to most mk1s ive seen.
it almost looks like my car after paint when yours is in its primer
brad moles mk1 golf progresss by bradmole, on Flickr
it almost looks like my car after paint when yours is in its primer
brad moles mk1 golf progresss by bradmole, on Flickr
GIBBS101 said:
Yep That sure is a Straight rot free shell.. hard to find one like that these days!
It is now... As you will have seen from the pictures it was a different story when I purchased it....
It has already had a few metal work repiars and needs another couple.
There was so much filler in the boot lid that came with it so I have used the bootlid from the the donor car. The same with the sunroof. To the untrained/in-experienced eye the filler would look good, I for one though do not want a car full of it.
Hi Guys
Thanks for the comments.
I have been working quite hard getting everything ready for paint.
During the week I painted the engine bay and inside the boot.
This morning I have painted the whole car!
Here are some pictures that I took during the week. The shell will all need wet sanding and polishing to remove the orange peel. Once/during this is done I will update with more pictures.
5 litres of Alpine 2k White:
Cheers!
Thanks for the comments.
I have been working quite hard getting everything ready for paint.
During the week I painted the engine bay and inside the boot.
This morning I have painted the whole car!
Here are some pictures that I took during the week. The shell will all need wet sanding and polishing to remove the orange peel. Once/during this is done I will update with more pictures.
5 litres of Alpine 2k White:
Cheers!
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