Transforming my Alpine 325is

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  • MattAvino
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    Personally, I like the pinstripe. But, it seems that the general consensus on r3v is to remove it.

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  • Turbotalon92
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    Finally out and ready for a spin. Now she just has to wait for her new shoes.

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  • Turbotalon92
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    Thanks all, Lights up front are done...

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  • airkhin
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    looks good. keep it up. nothing like working with a nice clean original car...

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  • mr.vang
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    i want your interior

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  • Cinnabar325is
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    Originally posted by Turbotalon92
    Yes, brake cleaner does wonders to painted pinstripes. No damage to original paint. Spray on a shop towel and rub away in sections. Takes time but works very well.
    Brake cleaner like CRC Brakleen? Yikes, haha. I'll give it a shot, thanks.

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  • Turbotalon92
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    Originally posted by Cinnabar325is
    Beautiful car!

    Please tell me how you removed the painted pinstripe without damaging the paint underneath. I need to do that on my car as only certain panels are left with the pinstripe.
    Yes, brake cleaner does wonders to painted pinstripes. No damage to original paint. Spray on a shop towel and rub away in sections. Takes time but works very well.

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  • Cinnabar325is
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    Beautiful car!

    Please tell me how you removed the painted pinstripe without damaging the paint underneath. I need to do that on my car as only certain panels are left with the pinstripe.

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  • Turbotalon92
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    Some recent work. Mainly blacked out the chrome around the windows, some mods to the lights, and a claybar/compound/wax (car went from a light yellow to true white!). Still a work in proces of course. It's killing me to have it parked for what will be months before I can start driving it.




    Look at the reflection in this 25 year old paint.


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  • Turbotalon92
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    Originally posted by BamaE30
    What wheels are those you have on order? Very nice car...
    Thanks!
    SSR Professor MS3R
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  • BamaE30
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    What wheels are those you have on order? Very nice car...

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  • Turbotalon92
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    Originally posted by N2MYE30
    So minty! Bring it to cars&coffee this saturday!

    BTW, www.nceuro.org for some local info.
    I will bring it soon. It's in Charlotte still getting some minor cosmetic things done. 3 month wait on my wheels so it will be rocking those 15" BBS till then :(

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  • N2MYE30
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    So minty! Bring it to cars&coffee this saturday!

    BTW, www.nceuro.org for some local info.

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  • Kevin_e30
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    Nice buy

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  • bmw325csi
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    Damn, that interior is mint. It can use some new supple leather but still looks incredible

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