Hello i used vht red wrinkle paint. It came out really well. I used a hot air gun to wrinkle it once sprayed on. If you don't heat it dries like sandpaper which also looks pretty good. The tricky bit is then filing it back off where there are the words turbo or Maserati, you have to be careful you don't take off too much 🙂.
@@anticat900 ok, thanks a lot for the answer. I have now a other one. Ferrari / Maserati red from Geox7. Thats too red. Because I have only little spotts to fill out. So Im lookink for the wrinkle that matches as close as possible to the original tone. The spyder is from 90 and has only 13.000 km/ 9000 mls. You still have the car ?
@@w.moller7679 Hello, sadly no, its in Ireland now though i do visit it and its owner on a yearly basis. It was my 2nd Biturbo so got to know them well, but did not have the £7000 spare its present owner has to properly refurb it with a new exhaust manifold and many other bits ☹️. I would say this vht paint did the business for my car however, though you do need to remove the old paint and make sure no old is still present before applying this paint. Have got a spider Maserati? I have considered one as my 3rd car 🙂 but am taking a break from them for a bit 🙂
@@w.moller7679 around the 90 they changed to plastic bumpers on some models and active shock absorbers. I would like the modern look but those electric shocks are £1000's for fix?
