like my Demon. Incentive to wear the seat belt...I know they have been made larger, that's normal on most darts with large wheels.... look at the roof and the lines of the car... have fun not sliding down the seat while driving
BTW.. i'm not picking on the car at all... i just think they look better with the rear down and the tires tucked a bit
I love the old school lace, layered paint also but there is something just too cool about the stock paint and vinyl top combo on this car. Emblems and all.The one thing i would do to that car is add some Lace paint... darts are the perfect car for lace
P.S. i'm really bored at work...
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Naw... look at the whole car.. that rear end is way up. Not a big deal, just needs to bring up the front to match
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They look like the old Gabriel Hi-Jackers. I had them on the car in my avatar.
Good question.....................It will be a lot easier to do something before everything goes back in. I will need to do some research.
So good in so many ways
A buddy loves a product called Rust Bullet. They have automotive and industrial coatings. Likely what I will use on the Charger
I use corroseal or phosphoric acid then cover with rustoleum... comes out good enough for my beater
Being in michigan i have rust issues and am trying to remove every bit i can find.. which is a lot sadly
If it survives in MI, it can pretty much survive everywhere...............LOL. My Dad lives in Michigan, they use that garbage on the roads in the winter.I use corroseal or phosphoric acid then cover with rustoleum... comes out good enough for my beater
I will check it out, thanks Eric.
Looking at that, I like the paint on much better alternative than spray. I can control where it goes and not coat stuff in my shop
Have to do some more research but looks promising ...............
I used corroseal brush on.. and phosphoric acid in a bug sprayer for like inside the frame and places i couldn't brush.. then used the eastwood paint that comes with a long tube to paint inside the frame.. just something to keep in mindLooking at that, I like the paint on much better alternative than spray. I can control where it goes and not coat stuff in my shop
funny thing is these cars will probably never see a drop of water again so it's kind of pointless
Watching a video on the stuff, very interesting spraying it on.I used corroseal brush on.. and phosphoric acid in a bug sprayer for like inside the frame and places i couldn't brush.. then used the eastwood paint that comes with a long tube to paint inside the frame.. just something to keep in mind
