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[Andy B]

Aksi [ch351]eytan! that is a fantastic job cem!

 

Phil is just trying to show off 
I can remember how to say 'thank you very much' but no idea how to spell it in Turkish  :-?

[Del Boy]

Car looks great Cem, shame about the Miggy, but nothing is unfixable 

[cem_devecioglu]

Car looks great Cem, shame about the Miggy, but nothing is unfixable 

will be better.. few more hps.. healthy engine.. and I'll convert it to manual..

 anyway I go in extra expense..

[cem_devecioglu]

Aksi [ch351]eytan! that is a fantastic job cem!

 

Phil is just trying to show off 
I can remember how to say 'thank you very much' but no idea how to spell it in Turkish  :-?

Te[ch351]ekkür ederim      ..  (spell [ch351] like  'sh' like in shell)

ü is thinner u .. but no similiar sound in English unfortunately.. :-/

[Andy B]

Aksi [ch351]eytan! that is a fantastic job cem!

 

Phil is just trying to show off 
I can remember how to say 'thank you very much' but no idea how to spell it in Turkish  :-?

Te[ch351]ekkür ederim      ..  (spell [ch351] like  'sh' like in shell)

ü is thinner u .. but no similiar sound in English unfortunately.. :-/

Te[ch351]ekkür ederim Cem 

[cem_devecioglu]

Aksi [ch351]eytan! that is a fantastic job cem!

 

Phil is just trying to show off 
I can remember how to say 'thank you very much' but no idea how to spell it in Turkish  :-?

Te[ch351]ekkür ederim      ..  (spell [ch351] like  'sh' like in shell)

ü is thinner u .. but no similiar sound in English unfortunately.. :-/

Te[ch351]ekkür ederim Cem 

 

[Omegatoy]

Cem,
thats a cracking job!!!
what wouldnt i give to have a spraybooth like that up here,
I have to do all the painting outside between 6pm and 10pm as thats when the sun is not so hot and the wind is not a factor
than when it hardened i can polish out any imperfections!!
usually takes a complete 10 hours to polish it up :-/
but a question the clear laquer you used see its made in germany, is it used straight out of the tin with a hardener added? might try it next time

[cem_devecioglu]

Cem,
thats a cracking job!!!
what wouldnt i give to have a spraybooth like that up here,
I have to do all the painting outside between 6pm and 10pm as thats when the sun is not so hot and the wind is not a factor
than when it hardened i can polish out any imperfections!!
usually takes a complete 10 hours to polish it up :-/
but a question the clear laquer you used see its made in germany, is it used straight out of the tin with a hardener added? might try it next time

thanks Omegatoy

yep.. you use it with hardener straightly(2 laquer 1 hardener)  (without thinner) .. but has a problem..it can flow easily and  dries very late and smells bad .. :-/

even 2 days after painting it was soft so we applied the first level sanding easily..but after 10 days 2k grid sandpaper was definitely useless

when we were painting after 2-3 tiny layers (actually equivalent to one thick layer ) it was about to flow down so we stopped and give some heat and wait nearly 25-30 minutes (check the drying state from newspaper covers) and then continue with another tiny 3-4 layers)

so I recommend you test it on a vertical surface first with several layers to see its flow point

[Omegatoy]

Cem,
thats a cracking job!!!
what wouldnt i give to have a spraybooth like that up here,
I have to do all the painting outside between 6pm and 10pm as thats when the sun is not so hot and the wind is not a factor
than when it hardened i can polish out any imperfections!!
usually takes a complete 10 hours to polish it up :-/
but a question the clear laquer you used see its made in germany, is it used straight out of the tin with a hardener added? might try it next time

thanks Omegatoy

yep.. you use it with hardener straightly(2 laquer 1 hardener)  (without thinner) .. but has a problem..it can flow easily and  dries very late and smells bad .. :-/

even 2 days after painting it was soft so we applied the first level sanding easily..but after 10 days 2k grid sandpaper was definitely useless

when we were painting after 2-3 tiny layers (actually equivalent to one thick layer ) it was about to flow down so we stopped and give some heat and wait nearly 25-30 minutes (check the drying state from newspaper covers) and then continue with another tiny 3-4 layers)

so I recommend you test it on a vertical surface first with several layers to see its flow point

yep!! had a couple where the laquer wouldnt go off hard for about a week!! always looking for a better product!! and i always do one low  panel with 2 or 3 light coats, and another with a heavy one if i think it wont sag, then give them a while to see which looks best, then  do the rest of the car!!
Thanks Cem

[cem_devecioglu]

Cem,
thats a cracking job!!!
what wouldnt i give to have a spraybooth like that up here,
I have to do all the painting outside between 6pm and 10pm as thats when the sun is not so hot and the wind is not a factor
than when it hardened i can polish out any imperfections!!
usually takes a complete 10 hours to polish it up :-/
but a question the clear laquer you used see its made in germany, is it used straight out of the tin with a hardener added? might try it next time

thanks Omegatoy

yep.. you use it with hardener straightly(2 laquer 1 hardener)  (without thinner) .. but has a problem..it can flow easily and  dries very late and smells bad .. :-/

even 2 days after painting it was soft so we applied the first level sanding easily..but after 10 days 2k grid sandpaper was definitely useless

when we were painting after 2-3 tiny layers (actually equivalent to one thick layer ) it was about to flow down so we stopped and give some heat and wait nearly 25-30 minutes (check the drying state from newspaper covers) and then continue with another tiny 3-4 layers)

so I recommend you test it on a vertical surface first with several layers to see its flow point

yep!! had a couple where the laquer wouldnt go off hard for about a week!! always looking for a better product!! and i always do one low  panel with 2 or 3 light coats, and another with a heavy one if i think it wont sag, then give them a while to see which looks best, then  do the rest of the car!!
Thanks Cem

 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Well done Cem. Excellent pictures...

[henryd]

Car looks great Cem, shame about the Miggy, but nothing is unfixable 

will be better.. few more hps.. healthy engine.. and I'll convert it to manual..

 anyway I go in extra expense..

Stick a set of 3.0 litre cams in it Cem, that will wake it up

[cem_devecioglu]

Well done Cem. Excellent pictures...

Thanks Opti

[cem_devecioglu]

Car looks great Cem, shame about the Miggy, but nothing is unfixable 

will be better.. few more hps.. healthy engine.. and I'll convert it to manual..

 anyway I go in extra expense..

Stick a set of 3.0 litre cams in it Cem, that will wake it up

I will if I can, but I came with empty hands after a visit to breakers.. they dont have.. and they are too expensive to buy new here :-/

[cem_devecioglu]

some pictures after head rebuild