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Painting the Custom Roll Cage

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What happens here

The video shows still images of the roll cage during the painting process. The cage was painted black, requiring extensive masking and protection of the entire interior to prevent overspray. The creator refers to this as a 'traumatic experience,' indicating the significant effort and care involved in preparing and painting the cage once it was installed.

Goal: Apply a protective and aesthetic finish to the installed roll cage.

Tools and materials

  • Masking Tape — Protecting interior surfaces from paint
  • Plastic Sheeting — Covering large interior areas
  • Spray Paint — Coloring the roll cage

What they say

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be too low and it would have been near my head that really stinks I never used them anyway it'd just be cool to still have them and I always wanted to make a panel to cover this honestly I don't even notice them like now's the first time I really even notice these because I don't just don't look up there I had him do the cage around like my most comfortable seating position so I didn't lose my standard driving spot freaking

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