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Project Interceptor - Interactive Modding!!

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by TheGreatSatan, 16 May 2007.

  1. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    I added a light coat of primer to the face to bring out the all the areas I still need to touch up with Bondo.

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  2. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    I was thinking of adding a badge like this (maybe):

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    To here:

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  3. wbdog206

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    thats what you should make the side window shape.
     
  4. Dean MF

    Dean MF PC Freak!

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    Great! I love the badge in front idea. For the side panel, i wont make the star there, maybe just increase the size of the window in the current shape it is in at the moment.
     
  5. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    BTW, I don't plan on using the star badge I posted. It looks too Old West-ish. Problem is that all badges I've looked at have a specific city/county/state name on them. I wish I could find something modern that only says POLICE
     
  6. dawg218

    dawg218 What's a Dremel?

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    Hey, nice idea with this mod... haven't seen a whole lot of cases following this theme (hell, any of them actually!) so this should be a nice mod. I like the interactive part, I'd vote more but I don't have oodles of time to browse the forums. I only came upon this one by chance.

    Great idea using the expanding foam, I was working on an auto-themed mod for a long time (still am, kinda, but I haven't been able to get to it for over a year... stuck in my old house and I have nowhere to work on it) and I couldn't figure out what to use for a grill. Great idea there!

    This looks like it could be a kick-@$$ mod, keep us posted! And thanks for the foam idea!
     
  7. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    After the holes were fixed I re-primed it.

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    And the inside

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    After 2 coats of primer I began the 1st coat of black.

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    I usually do 4 coats of color and at least 3 coats of clear after that.
     
  8. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    Alright, I finished all color coats on the front

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    The 3rd and last color coat on the top.

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    And the 2nd coat on the right side.

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    Question: When I'm all done with the black.....

    1. do I clear coat a few times, add the white stripe and clear coat again?

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    2. Finish black, add white then clear coat all?
     
  9. widmod

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    the reflection allready locks like a clearcoat so i thinl it s enough to add the white and then the clearcoat
     
  10. Dean MF

    Dean MF PC Freak!

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    add white and then clearcoat. Are you gonna cut the side panel before you spraypaint the other side?
     
  11. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    Yeah, I sure am.
     
  12. Dj Ovin

    Dj Ovin What's a Dremel?

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    Why dont you just make a police car from scratch? That would have been very cool i think.
    It can be quite difficult thou, and you have already started so..
     
  13. Koradhil

    Koradhil What's a Dremel?

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    Because this is interactive modding, he started with a choice between two cases, the police theme came later on.
     
  14. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    Next question. How do I attach the handcuffs to the front?

    1. Rivets

    2. Screws

    3. Bondo

    4. Glue?
     
  15. Dean MF

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    I dont know much about this, but i'd say bondo. It will be the strongest.
     
  16. Dj Ovin

    Dj Ovin What's a Dremel?

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    What about Hysol or Epoxy ? Im using Hysol to glue the plexi to the side panel and stuff, works very well!
     
  17. Hugo.B

    Hugo.B What's a Dremel?

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    Number 5) Bolts. :)

    H.B.
     
  18. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    But will epoxy hold Nickel plated cuffs to a painted bondo surface?
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    So, I attached the panel to measure where I'm putting the window/stripe.

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    And here's where it gonna go.

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    And now I've moved on to painting the stripe on the top and right side.

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  19. Dean MF

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    Looking great! Why dont you make the window a bit longer donwards?
     
  20. TheGreatSatan

    TheGreatSatan Member for 17 years!

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    Uh, good idea :)

    I've decided to go with Rivets and Epoxy. I will drill the bottom-side of the cuffs at the point where the two pieces come together (1). And I will drill a tiny hole in this area where there is already a pin (2).

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    All holes will be under the cuffs and will be attached from the inside so that it won't be seen from the front.

    Here's kinda what it'll look like

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    And here you can see the stripe drying

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