Looking for body car painting

[ken yeang]

if can, trims, badges, rubber, cover, even windscreen need to be removed for the whole car respray....baru cantek...

Is it true, bro fazidk?

 

[vr2turbo]

if can, trims, badges, rubber, cover, even windscreen need to be removed for the whole car respray....baru cantek...

Is it true, bro fazidk?

Most are removed. Nowadays windscreen would not be removed. Putting back is a problem, may leak also. Car too old difficult to take out. Gum dried, rubber brittle.....lol

 

[ken yeang]

yeah, old car might have problem sourcing for new screen rubber seal.....

However, since repainting job is underway (or rust repair work together).....might as well tear up this area to see if any rust hiding under the screen rubber seal. Surprise....surprise.....

You've got Rust....

 

[fazidk]

Well u can request for d screen to be removed of coz additional costs apply..badges,rubber trimmings,head/rear lights etc are usually removed..

 

[fazidk]

Removing d screen usually applies to old cars to check for rust but yeah removing them will be a b***h hehe n finding a replacement (if crack) would be very difficult...so I wld say 8 out of 10 x request it to be removed..

 

[ken yeang]

yeah, it is up to the car owner preference to remove or not removing the windshield. Dare to take the risk or not....hahahaha

 

[VoodooEx]

Sounds scary to dismantle almost everything for a re-spray, especially for a new car.

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[fazidk]

Sounds scary to dismantle almost everything for a re-spray, especially for a new car.

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For new cars for both front n rear windscreen x remove...in fact because of d additional costs most old car owners oso x wanna remove unless of coz got rust..in short it's up to d owner..

 

[ken yeang]

true what bro Fazidk said. Old cars tend to have rust bubbles at the lower corners of the the windscreen. There is where water collect and rust starts.

New cars shouldn't be worrying about rust at these area....

 

[vr2turbo]

Sounds scary to dismantle almost everything for a re-spray, especially for a new car.

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Why your new car already want to respray?......lol

 

[lsm1991]

eerk.... rust under the windscreen.... any way of somehow spraying these areas without actually removing the screen?.... the no 1 thing i want to fight off is rust.... if there's rust i want to kill it if there's no rust, i dont want it to come!

 

[fazidk]

eerk.... rust under the windscreen.... any way of somehow spraying these areas without actually removing the screen?.... the no 1 thing i want to fight off is rust.... if there's rust i want to kill it if there's no rust, i dont want it to come!

If u willing to spend then of coz..strip it bare inside out like how d Americans do it..but remember bro they mostly do it in house meaning they have d expertise n d equipments to do it themselves...here x such thing everything has to be sub..so get ready for d cost to go sky high

 

[ken yeang]

eerk.... rust under the windscreen.... any way of somehow spraying these areas without actually removing the screen?.... the no 1 thing i want to fight off is rust.... if there's rust i want to kill it if there's no rust, i dont want it to come!

bro, I don't think your car is that old until rust formed the the windscreen corner area.
The cars that are common to such problems are old japanese tin.....like KE70, KE30, etc. the metal of these cars were inferior....When they rust, its like crispy keropok....

New cars these days are made better. At least the paint is better quality than those in 1980s...so better protection.

 

[vr2turbo]

eerk.... rust under the windscreen.... any way of somehow spraying these areas without actually removing the screen?.... the no 1 thing i want to fight off is rust.... if there's rust i want to kill it if there's no rust, i dont want it to come!

The only place I could find rust on my VR was at the windscreen. I DIY took out the metal cover, scratch out the rust, sand down with sandpaper then filled it with epoxy steel. After dry, clip the metal cover back. Did not remove the glass of course.....lol

 

[ken yeang]

bro vr2turbo should make a mini tutorial how to DIY minor rust treatment for a car.