Baigtas projektas Ford Mustang 1969 hardtop

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Ilgai lauktos dalys. Galiniai sparnų pusės ir grindys.

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[Nubios]

Percinkuoti naujai visi varžtai.

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[Eisinas]

Kokia spalva numatyta dažyti šią mašiną?

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Kol kas labai nesimėtau ir planas pagal dokumentus - raudona kas atitinka gamykline "candy apple red"

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[xecutioner]

man asmeniskai '69 ford mustang boss 429 (fastback) yra pats graziauses automobilis :) sekmes restauruojant si grazuoli :)

[Nubios]

Asmeniškai man irgi bet už 429 Lietuvoj žmonės butą perka Dėkui už palinkėjimus

[Zergman]

Kol kas labai nesimėtau ir planas pagal dokumentus - raudona kas atitinka gamykline "candy apple red"

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Na, iš to kas matosi, čia TIK raudona spalva. Candy Apple Red yra kitokia, ir daug sunkiau ją teisingai padaryti (nes spalva dažoma dviem sluoksniais, antras sluoksnis dalinai permatomas, tad jo paskirstymas ir reikalauja eksperto rankos - kitaip atrodys marga kaip karvė).

Jei pavyks nudažyti teisinga Candy Apple Red - įsidėkit rankšluostukų į savo mustangą, nes daug kam iš praeivių bėgs seilė žiūrint į jį
Puikus projektas, laukiam tęsinio

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Ačiū Zergman

Dar papildau į tą temą kad "candy aplle" dažų išradėjas buvo Joe Bailon, buvo sukurti apie 1950 m. Čia kam įdomu anglų kalba

At young age, Joe Bailon was impressed with the golden maroon sunset over the San Francisco Bay. He was so impressed in fact that red became his favorite color. When he later began mixing paints, he tried to achieve a color that was similar to that of a car's taillight reflected on a rainy street; real brilliant, almost with a glow from deep within itself. He experimented with various ideas for a long time. His work lead into what became known as candy apple colors. Candy Apple Red was ofcourse the first. What he wound up with after a lot of experimenting was a red-toned clear lacquer sprayed over a bright red dye, not a paint, which, in turn, had been put over a gold underbase. After inventing the paint Joe marketed the paint in several shades for a while. Candy Apple wasn't any tangible product, but a method of application, so once a shop had ordered Joe's paint and read the instructions for applying it they could go right ahead and paint hundreds of cars without buying a drop of paint from Joe. Before the Candy Apple came along Joe had tried to duplicate the coloring on the sides of a set of Slingerland or Ludwig drums. That rich, flaky, transparent color that is actually a sheeting of molded plastic. The sparkle in the stuff was given off by light rays reflecting from the facets of minute silvery particles. He tried to match this by mixing salt into certain paints, and got a fair result. The he hit upon adding the silver flakes that people sprinkle on Christmas trees. He had to rework a spray gun to get it through the nozzle. The car he used it on turned out real well. It was after this that he came up with Candy Apple. Candy Apple became such a success that he forgot about the flake-like paint. Then before he knew it someone else came along and "discovered" Metalflake.

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Dar gera viena naujiena.. Už mėnesiuko turėtų pasirodyti identiškas projektas

[Nubios]

Po truputėlį ryškėja variklio vaizdas. Pakeistas termostatas, atrestauruota vendens pompa ir viskas po truputuką stojasi į savo vietas.
Savaitgaliui liko karbas, oro filtras, dengteliai ir generatorius, kuris taip pat perrinktas, pakeisti šepetėliai

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