Same Celica. New directions.

[Codidly]

Really won't be a fan of this until you get some real wheels, and get rid of those God awful headlights. It is your car, but you obviously seek the approval of this forum if you keep posting new threads after getting chastised over and over again. If you want approval on this forum, actually take the fucking advice.

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[Miroteknik]

bitches love side mirrors

I got a kick out of this haha. I guess she goes to my school.

More work than you might think, assuming you want to keep your paint nice. If you want to "sand it smooth", you might want to plan on painting your entire hatch.

You could use the trick I employed in the past- take a washer that's slightly bigger than the stud you're trying to grind off, tape it in place around the stud you're cutting off, and use the cutoff wheel/grinder to remove the stud without destroying the nearby paint. Add a little touch-up paint to bare metal, and live with it.

When you remove your spoiler your car has to be painted. To get rid of the nipples that are holding it in place you need to grind them out, weld the wholes closed, and then paint the hatch. It is a lot more work than you think.

Haha I already know this. I didn't realize little monster meant withou paint. When I go wingless, I'll be moving the whole hatch to repaint it

[Xtra Big Kahuna]

When you remove your spoiler your car has to be painted. To get rid of the nipples that are holding it in place you need to grind them out, weld the wholes closed, and then paint the hatch. It is a lot more work than you think.

[MommysLittleMonster]

More work than you might think, assuming you want to keep your paint nice. If you want to "sand it smooth", you might want to plan on painting your entire hatch.

You could use the trick I employed in the past- take a washer that's slightly bigger than the stud you're trying to grind off, tape it in place around the stud you're cutting off, and use the cutoff wheel/grinder to remove the stud without destroying the nearby paint. Add a little touch-up paint to bare metal, and live with it.

The studs that "align" the rear spoiler will be a giant pain in the ass. My missus wants to ditch her spoiler quite badly, but the studs make it look aweful.

? Easy.

Rotary, cut off the studs and sand it smooth.

[MommysLittleMonster]

take aa look at the beginning of the thread. I wholeheartedly plan on getting rid of it.d

The studs that "align" the rear spoiler will be a giant pain in the ass. My missus wants to ditch her spoiler quite badly, but the studs make it look aweful.

I feel like this thing would look dope without the spoiler.

take aa look at the beginning of the thread. I wholeheartedly plan on getting rid of it.d

[Sir_Townsend]

I feel like this thing would look dope without the spoiler.

Thanks man! I know how to repaint wheels. I've done that. I just didn't know how how to restore like aluminum and stuff.

[Randomofodication]

For polishing lips : http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/sh...ight=Polishing

Rest of refinishing wheels is just removing or sanding paint and then repainting. Hopefully that helps. Cars looking good man!

I took some shots today. Still needs a lot of work.

[andybob]

^holy balls man thanks!


And my front right cv boot has been slinging for ages. I clean everything once a week. I actually patched a cm tear with rubber cement. It the only tear I've found yet it STILL slings from somewhere else. But hey, if you've done 40k I'm not worried.

Yeah, 40k in NY nonetheless.

^holy balls man thanks!


And my front right cv boot has been slinging for ages. I clean everything once a week. I actually patched a cm tear with rubber cement. It the only tear I've found yet it STILL slings from somewhere else. But hey, if you've done 40k I'm not worried.