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decided to repaint the rad support today- pics*

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allballsmustang

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well i got tired of looking at the ugly stickers and all the chips on the radiator support so i sanded it all down and painted it... i keep thinking back to 3 years ago when i bought it and i just can't believe how much its changed:

week after i bought it:



today:



thanks for lookin

jim
 

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looks nice, how did you paint your upper intake to look like a trick flow?
 

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haha it is a trickflow
 

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Much improved.
 

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Nice!! That is a big change. You have them in all the right places. That is a real stopper at car shows I bet. I like that underhood shot man!!
 

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SVT32VDOHC said:
Nice!! That is a big change. You have them in all the right places. That is a real stopper at car shows I bet. I like that underhood shot man!!
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haha thanks yeah, i remember when i first painted my car i use to be embarrassed to pop the hood at car shows because the outside looked really nice but under the hood looked horrible... it feels much better now that the under looks decent and i can not feel like an idiot...heres a better shot on my camera:

 

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I really like the contrast.
 

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man that really looks good. I might do a black engine bay on my white gt now.

awsome job .
 

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Again, that thing looksgreat. This last pic above is even better than the first ones you posted. Man,......good job bro!! Keep em coming as any updates you might do this summer!!
 

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allballsmustang said:
haha thanks yeah, i remember when i first painted my car i use to be embarrassed to pop the hood at car shows because the outside looked really nice but under the hood looked horrible... it feels much better now that the under looks decent and i can not feel like an idiot...heres a better shot on my camera:
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What kind of clearcoat did you use? I can't even see your A/C compressor...haha.

Seriously, I just had mine painted. When I opened the hood, I noticed how bad my engine bay looks.

Nice work. I love the black. I might have to do the same thing when the motor gets pulled for teh rebuild.
 

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Maaan....this makes me want to take the front of my 5.0L apart. Paint everything silver, and put it back together.
 

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thanks guys for all the comments

yea, ill definately keep ya's updated... i have quite a few more things that im going to be doing this spring yet, i have the new rack that has to go in, i'm just about finished with the bottle heater and the blow down tube, im installing a ashtray panel for the new switches, i have to repaint the calipers red, and a few more smaller things.

jim
 

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Looks awesome. Did you paint the brackets too? What kind of pain did you use?
 

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Looks awesome. Did you paint the brackets too? What kind of pain did you use?
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yea i just sanded the brackets really quick and sprayed them with gloss black again
 

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Looks great, much better!
 
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