How would you spray a rollcage

[Cotty]

Obviously welded in so can't spray then fit. Unless maybe spray the bulk of the cage out of the car leaving a few inches on the bottom, weld in then just mask surrounding areas and spray the feet.

The only other thing I can think of is to fit the cage and then mask the whole of the interior. Don't want to completely strip the interior though.

Thoughts?

[cliffybabe]

Id spray it with spray paint

Na all jokes aside, as u said either strip out the interior or go to town masking everything off

[oldroydsr4]

Spray cage first, far easier. If you buy a bolt in cage you don't have this issue.

If you spray in situ you will miss alot of bits, you may not be able to see these parts(top of bars etc) but it just seems a bit of a bodge.

[dips346]

spary the cage first and then you only have to spary the welded areas you just wrap it up in a damp cloth to stop the heat and flame,less damage

[Cotty]

spary the cage first and then you only have to spary the welded areas you just wrap it up in a damp cloth to stop the heat and flame,less damage

Thats kind of what I thought

[ste]

If you have a rollcage, you don't have any interior that needs masking off!

I painted mine out of the car, then fitted it and then painted it again to get any bits that had been marked during fitting and welding.

[ed325i]

I am going to spray most of mine out of the car, weld into the car and touch up.
I hope to get it done this weekend.

[Lloydie38]

I have an OMP 6 point bolt in cage from deamon twonks for £400, sprayed it white with hammerite smoote in a can, 4 coats with 3 or 4 cans at £7.50 a can, looks really good, cage being fitted sooooon I hope, £Â£Ã‚£ has been short so I'm paying a professional rally car builder £200 to fit it as he knows what he's doing and that's cash well spent IMHO

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