1998 Ferrari 355 spider |
Anyone who owns a 355 or 360 Ferrari knows of the problem of the interior controls and switch panels becoming gummed up. Our 355 spider was no exception, so I decided to send all the center console panels and switches (as well as the upper steering column cowling) to a company called Stickynomore in MD to be refinished. Robbie Padgett of Stickynomore turned everything around for me in less than a week and the finished results are absolutely superb. This really is a great service and a great product that I highly recommend.
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sticky and nasty... |
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tremendous difference |
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The final finishing touch, an exquisite piece of Schedoni 355 fitted luggage....
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interfere with bonnet hinges |
either side of books and tools |
a slightly smaller audio amp! |
This project has now been completed. In the course of servicing the car, we replaced all the tires, the front rotors and pads, changed the engine oil and filter and also changed the transmission fluid. It is difficult to imagine a better 355 spider anywhere.
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the sill covers |
factory 'matt' finish |
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Putting the finishing touches to this project..
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retrimmed |
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from doors thru rear wings.... |
(Goodyear F1 Asymmetric) |
I am pleased to report that we are now in the final reassembly stage with this project. We should be back on the road in the next few days....
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and latching |
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that was torn by the window switch |
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before re-trimming the panel |
door mirror |
We have now painted the entire car and have the color sanding and buffing process well underway. We have also repaired the driver's seat, which now looks virtually new.
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for a 'factory look' paint finish |
together |
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We now have this car largely disassembled and have already dealt with all the various imperfections (mostly stone chips and road rash) in the paintwork. The repaired areas have been primed and the blocking process is well underway. We should be painting the car early next week.
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removed and will be refinished |
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painting |
Tubi exhaust had been contacting |
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wheels were also sanded out |
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that we have eliminated |
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primed |
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road rash |
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been 'touched up' |
rh front wing |
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shape - dash is perfect |
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scuff marks |
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dye - see to left of 'A' |
the passenger window lift switch |