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    05-21-2009 12:04 AM #1
    well after 3 years owning my mk3 gti i guess it was time for something older, so i picked up this non running n/a diesel let the fun begin


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    05-21-2009 12:07 AM #2
    was under the car struggling to work on the under body and convinced my dad to build a rotisserie

    first off steel some wood, we scored old fence posts
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    second find an old man with some skills
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    05-21-2009 12:23 AM #3
    whats the paint code off it? is it really mint green?

    looks like fun, what's the plan for her?


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    05-21-2009 12:24 AM #4
    okay this is where i stand and need some advice, this is my first build of this kind for the record...

    i have cleaned the underside off the car, and want to spray it with some sort of product but am unsure of what would be best, do i want it to stay flexible? or something that's going to be hard like rocker guard

    any input would be great


    these are the 2 products i have used so far the one on the left i did the wheel wells with and the one on the right it what i did my engine bay in

    was looking at these as well... i have used the one on the right b4 and it drys hard

    what i am going to be spraying

    should have seen the neighbors driving by real slow..... is that car on its side


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    05-21-2009 12:28 AM #5
    cool
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    05-21-2009 12:34 AM #6
    Quote, originally posted by tomdooley »
    whats the paint code off it? is it really mint green?

    looks like fun, what's the plan for her?

    yeah its mint green plan is to restore it to the best of my ability and throw a motor in it, right now i'm stuck between aba or diesel aaz

    oh and ultra lows and Schmidts off the gti


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    05-21-2009 12:37 AM #7
    nice have you thought about POR-15 that stuff is tough ass chit

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    05-21-2009 12:40 AM #8
    Quote, originally posted by tomdooley »
    nice have you thought about POR-15 that stuff is tough ass chit

    i have been using whats called rust bullet which is just as good as por 15 thats what the silver is, but i just put it on the parts of the car that had rust


  9. 05-21-2009 12:45 AM #9
    Quote, originally posted by tomdooley »
    nice have you thought about POR-15 that stuff is tough ass chit

    I am using POR15, then self etching primer, then finally 3m rattle can undercoating. I have finished the wheel wells and most of the under side of the car. When reassembling the car i was pretty rough on it and it didnt really even scuff. One tip though, wear gloves I looked like I whacked off Buckwheat for like three weeks.

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    05-21-2009 12:53 AM #10
    Quote, originally posted by srinermk2 »

    I am using POR15, then self etching primer, then finally 3m rattle can undercoating. I have finished the wheel wells and most of the under side of the car. When reassembling the car i was pretty rough on it and it didnt really even scuff. One tip though, wear gloves I looked like I whacked off Buckwheat for like three weeks.

    okay its just i am going to spray it as is i am not taking off all the original factory coating like some people chose to do

    u think i can get by without the primer, whats the purpose of the primer


  11. 05-21-2009 12:57 AM #11
    the self etching is just a lil added insurance that the undercoating sticks really well and it is only el cheapo undercoating too. Not absolutely ness, but made me feel better? The instructions on the POR15 said to do it if painting over top of it was desired. Plus I had a few extra cans laying around
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  13. 05-21-2009 05:08 AM #13
    Is it me or does it look like a calypso?

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    05-21-2009 07:10 AM #14
    Quote, originally posted by Meke007 »
    Is it me or does it look like a calypso?

    it is, but he's a mk3'er what does he know. rust = chemical lightening

    haha j/k andy. It'll look good when its done...... Excessive but good

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    05-21-2009 08:43 AM #15
    Since you have a rotisserie it's easy, I would grind off all the old undercoat (hard job), POR-15 (or local equivalent) the whole bottom (maybe engine bay too), and then spray it with rubberized undercoat. it'll last forever

    I say Diesel! AAZ, is that the NA 1.9?

    Mint green is an awesome color, pretty rare... Canada only! Yours is only the second I've seen actually. Is it the 92?


    Modified by VDub2625 at 8:45 AM 5-21-2009

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    05-21-2009 11:21 AM #16
    Quote, originally posted by 89VWdieselGolf »

    it is, but he's a mk3'er what does he know. rust = chemical lightening

    haha j/k andy. It'll look good when its done...... Excessive but good

    car is MINT GREEN

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    05-21-2009 11:23 AM #17
    Quote, originally posted by VDub2625 »
    Since you have a rotisserie it's easy, I would grind off all the old undercoat (hard job), POR-15 (or local equivalent) the whole bottom (maybe engine bay too), and then spray it with rubberized undercoat. it'll last forever

    I say Diesel! AAZ, is that the NA 1.9?

    Mint green is an awesome color, pretty rare... Canada only! Yours is only the second I've seen actually. Is it the 92?


    Modified by VDub2625 at 8:45 AM 5-21-2009

    aaz is 1.9 td out of a mk 3 yes the car is a 92


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    05-21-2009 11:24 AM #18
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    05-21-2009 11:36 AM #19
    Quote, originally posted by tomdooley »
    whats the paint code off it? is it really mint green?

    looks like fun, what's the plan for her?

    Paint code should be LB6U, like mine

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    I <3 mint green.

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    05-21-2009 03:39 PM #20
    Calypso os lighter, more minty. THis is a little closer to teal or a "Surf Green" color.
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    05-21-2009 04:37 PM #21
    i say LINE-X the bottom. it will be practically bullet proof and will really lower road noise.
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  22. 05-22-2009 01:17 AM #22
    yea that is an option. I went the Dynamat route with my PJ. Whisper quiet, high end feel. Ive road in luxury cars with more road noise and exhaust note than my car. POR15 + rubberized undercoating+ Dynamat= complete silence inside the car. Spend the money you wont be disappointed, trust me.
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    05-23-2009 02:42 AM #23
    Quote, originally posted by srinermk2 »
    yea that is an option. I went the Dynamat route with my PJ. Whisper quiet, high end feel. Ive road in luxury cars with more road noise and exhaust note than my car. POR15 + rubberized undercoating+ Dynamat= complete silence inside the car. Spend the money you wont be disappointed, trust me.

    yeah i was thinking of puttin in some sound detening stuff

    but i am still contimplating what is best to use to just spray this as is...... i just want to spray the underside 4 now


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    05-23-2009 09:26 AM #24
    you love light green, don't ya.

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    05-23-2009 09:09 PM #25
    Quote, originally posted by sin bar »
    you love light green, don't ya.

    light.... more like any green

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    Puttin that toy to work


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    05-24-2009 03:02 AM #30
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  34. 05-25-2009 11:44 PM #34
    what were the steps you took to stripping and painting your engine bay? i have yet to clean mine in order to prep it for painting. What you used and steps would be greatly appreciated.


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    05-25-2009 11:48 PM #35
    Quote, originally posted by zagarusGTD »
    what were the steps you took to stripping and painting your engine bay? i have yet to clean mine in order to prep it for painting. What you used and steps would be greatly appreciated.

    clean that bay like crazzy
    grind all rust, or sandblast,
    use some serious rust paint on places that had rust
    i used rust bullet u could use por 15 ect

    then spray with your favorite color or product of paint


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