Yes its definitely part of the transformation of this cart ,it just wont win any golf cart shows hahaha. Thanks and Thanks for watching Vassmotorsports
Thank you and Thanks for watching. I would always rather use my spray gun and actual automotive paint and clear but this was what the buyer wanted and all i could do while in Florida , have you seen my other golf cart videos including making my own custom seat covers? ru-vid.com/group/PLdT80g2lqT-CCYLNbUBrfjXbh5oOU48RN
Thanks. Definitely not show quality or what i call a real paint job ,but did the trick and thats what the guy buying it wanted done. Did look better than it did and had kinda custom look when all done
Thanks it does look good. Just not 5 ft or closer haha. I like slick paint jobs especially being such a car person and working in body shop for a while too and someone painted the yellow cart we bought and it's a real paint job probably cost well over a grand or more
i don't remember and sold it. was around 03 model. but look the same from 96- 2010 or maybe little newer , thanks for watching Vassmotorsports and hope ya check out some of my other videos
Can't remember with this one but just did another and it was 4 cans and 2 clear,this is that cart video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xkMav3TQ7ik.htmlsi=ymqsRIIy5XtH3MAj. Thanks for watching Vassmotorsports and hope ya check out some of my other videos
Don't remember now. Just a blue that I picked up at Ace Hardware. Spray paints are pretty basic off the shelf so just pick what looks good to ya as different screens on phones or TV is probably a little different anyways. Thanks for watching Vassmotorsports and hope ya check out some of my other videos, did ya see the other cart I sprayed recently that was under water 5 days straight from Hurricane Ian I rescued and restored ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xkMav3TQ7ik.htmlsi=er9dsITzL7LHQwY_
Great job! I attempted a DIY for our cart....its an oldie 90s gas cart. I think it turned out okay and I'm having fun fixing it. I used spray flat black paint as that was the past owners attempt but it was peeling. So I resanded (too much), painted and added some decals. The park requires us to have our # on it. Next we were thinking of adding a tinted plexiglass windshield...but making/cutting it ourselves....what do you think? Here's our video for reference :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fi8zuamnaEE.htmlfeature=shared. Thanks!
Thanks and Thanks for watching Vassmotorsports, depending on which cart you have you can go right on Ebay and buy the windshield you need, of course you can cut and make one also. Your link you sent won't let me open it
