Yeah, this is my first time seeing this as well. Excellent job, Peter! I wish you lived a few thousand miles closer to Phoenix!

OVERSPRAY? On what? All the painting has been on individual parts in a paint booth. You don't get overspray from a professional painter of PG's skill level. BTW.. this is what PeterG does for a living and he's damn good at it.

thanks Bill

Yes as yoyu can tell from the pic all parts where painted off the car

First I'm seeing this thread also...where the heck have I been?

Really fine work, Peter!!!

This is a great thread for those that want an idea of what it takes to do good paint work. Having done a lot of custom woodwork and refinishing, I know that the sanding and surface prep take the most time. Do you want to give us a rough idea of the hours spent on each piece?

Rear bumper.. 6 hours
Grill.................1.5 hours
Mirrors............ 2.5 hours
TOTAL.............10 hours

*starts planning Bonneville's trip to Canada for a couple weeks*

IMHO, those are good labor hours when considering the quality of the work done. I guess that's the the practice and the experience that comes from doing it for a living.

Little more small stuff to add ( I wont be doing the body till spring so dont expect anything big any time soon)

I did my center caps. and man I tell you they where bad!
Before
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Sanded bare for priming (120grit-320grit paper)
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Primed
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sanded and ready for paint (320-600 grit paper used)
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Base applyed
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Cleared!
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And a close up Befor & After
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On the car (wow now i need to do the rimes them self)
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I got TWO vids from this one that i will post later tonight ;)

said it before and say it again. I LOVE YOUR CAR!!!!!!!!!!

Those will look amazing if you do the rims as well. Too bad your results for the caps were TOO good :lol: Great workmanship!