Robbie has nice body work...Robbie?
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How many Robby/Robbie body work/paint innuendo's can we come up with?Robbie has nice body work...![]()

How many Robby/Robbie body work/paint innuendo's can we come up with?
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So the door is now kona blue. It looks dark in the booth, I'll get a picture in the sun later on.
So, from red, to bare metal to blue:![]()
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I'm dying to see how it looks in the sunlight!
I just noticed how patriotic that looks, I am so cool.![]()



? All I see is a mirror finish and see tube light reflection
You found out that about the time the drill bit really starts bite into the aluminum that the rivet starts to spin - leastwise that is what I have seen happen.I will drop off the front bumper with the blasters tomorrow though. I got it torn down today. Aluminum rivets are a really nice thing when drilling them out of a plastic part.
I got lucky, or it could've been the 33 odd years of corrosion on them, but they drilled out very nicely. Though those cutters would probably be a nice addition to the tool box. Maybe I ought to do that to an old pair some time.You found out that about the time the drill bit really starts bite into the aluminum that the rivet starts to spin - leastwise that is what I have seen happen.
If you have open access to the backside of the rivet, take a pair of flush cutting diagonal pliers and cut the rivet. Then have someone hold a socket up around the rivet head and tap it out from the rear.
The flush cutting diagonal pliers are expensive and hard to find. Buy a pair of dikes from someplace like Harbor Freight. Hold them up to the light and see if the blades mate their full length without letting light through. You may have to sort through a dozen diagonal cutter pliers before you find a set that matches the blades perfectly. Buy the pair that matches the best. Take them home and put the flat face of the dikes against a grinding wheel and grind it down until the beveled edge is as near gone as possible. At that point, you have a pair of flush cutting dikes that work very good on soft things like aluminum rivets. Warning! The first time you try to cut something hard, you will leave a circular dent in the cutting surfaces. The dikes will still be useable, but you'll have to keep in mind where the gouge in the cutting surfaces is.
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That's exactly what I was thinking. Maybe my eyes are just too normal too see orange peel on a perfectly straight panel.Orange peely
What the he'll are you seeing? All I see is a mirror finish and see tube light reflection
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.....I call you Mike, you'll understand after I tell you the rest of the story on doby. A "problem" surfaced recently that by chance coincided with me finding the blue car.You guys,...........
When the painter points out the obvious, it doesn't take somebody with eagle eyes to see what he's talking about.
Look at the back of the door where the striker hits; and look at the reflection of the booth lights, and you'll see what he's referring to. (Now if only that was what I was referring to......)
I like the Blue,...And I'm thinking that the car will be stunning. I just don't know why you are ignoring Doby.....
What was it you said in your original plans for the second car,.........let's go back in time.....
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-for...-buffalo-butt-beer.891224/page-9#post-8976617
Now you're finish painting it.
I guess we just jumped right past the letting it sit for awhile for awhile, or the driving it around as a beater part?....
I just am REALLLLYYY struggling w/ why that gorgeous red car is sitting, so you can make a gorgeous blue car....regardless of the glass in the roof. Now if you said that you planned to get rid of the red car, because this was the "girl of your dreams",...then I might get that,...but that ain't happenin............is it.
I know,....I know,.....You wanna come back here and smack me,.......
Ok, ok,.....

