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Hello, i´m Leandro from Mar del plata, Argentina and here are some pics of my 1988 Nissan Safari recently painted sand colour. I will be uploading more of the painting process if you like it.
Welcome to the forum Leandro.
Yes please post up more photos of your painting. Is that Raptor coating?
Welcome to the forum. Vendor sponsorship is available on this forum. But Yes, I reckon that is the type of paint job a fair dinkum 4wd vehicle should come from the factory with.
I have always liked the high roof variant, was produced to counter the Landcruiser and try to get market share in the Middle east from the market where the falcon hunters used to stand up thru the sunroof and release their birds. I still kick myself as I had the opportunity to buy an ex Nissan Company demo vehicle whey were first released, had 15,000 on the clock and was used for journo work only. Anyway, good looking rig, but I differ in my appreciation of that Raptor style stuff for australia @mudnut, very hard to get dirt and mud to release
Bugger worrying about the dirt, just clean the windows, lights and number plates. Then hit it with a high pressure hose. Whatever stain is left, just bask in the 'looks cool' factor. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PeeBee
I'm with Plassy on that one. It always get me wondering how one would wash it.
I think you mean PeeBee, Braz, but I agree with muddy. Hit it with a pressure washer and that’s it. Presentation complete! :bananarock:Quote:
Originally Posted by BrazilianY60
Front bumper is also very interesting Leandro.
It seems all bolted plates instead of welded plates. Do you have details on that one?
Worried about retained mud getting on my petticoat! What I will say is it will be more durable than the acrylic coats I have on my new build, absolutely tissue soft and thin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart