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Chassis dipping!
#16
spiffing.











(my how conversations change through the course of time. its like chinese whispers!)
Rissy
(Forum Member 288)
(DOC Member 663)

May 1981 vin#1458 "LEX"
Grey, Flapped, Black
Chassis: #1073
Engine: #2839

Main Car(s):
2005 BMW M3 in Velvet Blue
2010 Honda Civic Type R in Sapphire Blue (1 of 115 made)
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#17
lol, abit like the chats on Facebook.... utterly random! lol :lol:
Claire Wright  - Club Treasurer
Jul 1981 DeLorean - Flopsy #2292 
Aug 1989 Cavalier 1.6L - Guinney
Apr 2021 Mokka-e Launch Edition - Evie
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#18
Bit late with a reply, but yes, Pro Strip in Notts did mine. They furnace stripped it & chemically stripped my wheels. Really happy with the service & the results were spot on. £150.00 the lot.
There is a powder coater 50yrds away who then powder coated it all.
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#19
...so the cost isn't really as high as you would think.

...Still, the biggest problem for someone like myself, is the cracking open of the car, and the dismantling of all the components from the chassis, and then having to store all these bits, clean them all up a bit and replace where necessary, deliver the chassis, and those suspension components where it is wished for those to be rejuvenated also, collect them all again, and then towards the end, remember how it all goes back together again!

...sounds simple enough.

Not really a practical exercise for someone living in an ordinary suburban neighbourhood with not a lot of space, or tools like engine lifting equipment etc, and of course, the knowledge, and beyond all, the guts to do it!
Rissy
(Forum Member 288)
(DOC Member 663)

May 1981 vin#1458 "LEX"
Grey, Flapped, Black
Chassis: #1073
Engine: #2839

Main Car(s):
2005 BMW M3 in Velvet Blue
2010 Honda Civic Type R in Sapphire Blue (1 of 115 made)
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