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[xOldBenKenobiX 3,845]

10 hours ago, TSauer said:

Bought a cart this summer for cheap and decided to put a little money into it for a makeover. Here’s a quick before and after.

That looks nice, well done. 

[xOldBenKenobiX 3,845]

9 hours ago, Getoffmylawn said:

That’s funny, with that username I was picturing a grey-haired Obi-Wan looking dude in his 60s. Turns out I’m 2 years older than you. Mind blown.

Of course my username probably triggers images of a grumpy old man with a rifle...

Ewan McGregor was awesome as Obi-Wan, and I'm excited to see how the TV series goes. 

But sir Alec Guinness is still how I picture Obi-Wan. 

 

This is what I think you look like. 

 

[MattF 9,973]

12 hours ago, xOldBenKenobiX said:

200 bucks for unlimited golf? 

That is a great deal. 

It's a fantastic deal except for the aforementioned 3 day/10 day thing.

[xOldBenKenobiX 3,845]

17 minutes ago, MattF said:

It's a fantastic deal except for the aforementioned 3 day/10 day thing.

yeah, that 3 day thing sucks.

[xOldBenKenobiX 3,845]

Funny, but not funny on these times we live in, the wife and I met on Oct 13th, a Friday the 13th. We got married on Oct 12th.

We both forgot those dates this year.

So, I forgot our anniversaries, but so did she.

At least I am not in trouble.

[PMookie 12,555]

10 hours ago, dlow206 said:

Its interesting what we picture each other to be like on forums based on posts. I thought @PMookie was in his 20s based on his love for Uncrustables.

Smuckers owes me some money since a few more folks now enjoy the goodness of the Uncrustable!!! 

[Shapotomous 1,686]

2 hours ago, Rickp said:

When we moved to FL (cart friendly) and newly retired I had a idea of picking up a used cart sticking it in the garage and doing similar to what you did.
I kinda forgot that SWMBO has a say (majority position) in this and after a short discussion WE decided it wasn’t going to be part of MY retirement.



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Ya know.....if you build a detached garage, build it far enough away from the house you can get all kinds of things stored out there that don't get noticed for quite a while!!!  

 

 

[Getoffmylawn 2,388]

1 hour ago, xOldBenKenobiX said:

Ewan McGregor was awesome as Obi-Wan, and I'm excited to see how the TV series goes. 

But sir Alec Guinness is still how I picture Obi-Wan. 

 

This is what I think you look like. 

 

Ha ha.  Close, half that age but same snarling disposition...

[Kenny B 24,297]

1 hour ago, xOldBenKenobiX said:

Funny, but not funny on these times we live in, the wife and I met on Oct 13th, a Friday the 13th. We got married on Oct 12th.

We both forgot those dates this year.

So, I forgot our anniversaries, but so did she.

At least I am not in trouble.

I proposed to my wife on the 1st tee of the golf course on April 1.  On April 2 she asked if I meant it.  This is a date that I can't forget.    

We got married on April 21 a year later on the 1st tee of the golf course.  So, I have 3 weeks to get my act together; present, dinner, etc.

[MyWifesSwingCoach 433]

My Wife and I got married on Tax Day... It's a day my wallet will never forget lmao

[artful_golfer 1,392]

14 hours ago, TSauer said:

Bought a cart this summer for cheap and decided to put a little money into it for a makeover. Here’s a quick before and after.

Great job and thanks for sharing the photos. We have a 2nd cart that is like this one that we've turned into a 4 seater. I showed your before and after to my husband because we've considered a wrap on the body and you did such a great job. Did you paint the roof and bars or replace them?

[Rickp 21,451]

Ya know.....if you build a detached garage, build it far enough away from the house you can get all kinds of things stored out there that don't get noticed for quite a while!!!  ‍
 
 

Very nice, I would have to move to build that.
If we still lived in CT..........


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[TSauer 4,126]

Great job and thanks for sharing the photos. We have a 2nd cart that is like this one that we've turned into a 4 seater. I showed your before and after to my husband because we've considered a wrap on the body and you did such a great job. Did you paint the roof and bars or replace them?

Thanks! The supports and roof have all been painted. I didn’t look the price up for black supports, but it only took a few cans of paint so it will definitely save some money to paint them.

[artful_golfer 1,392]

3 minutes ago, TSauer said:

Thanks! The supports and roof have all been painted. I didn’t look the price up for black supports, but it only took a few cans of paint so it will definitely save some money to paint them.

I would like to paint ours. I assume that you disassembled everything to paint those. What special preparations did you use to be sure the paint sticks? I have trouble just getting a piece of tape to stick on our roof material.

We've already looked at a few wrap ideas. What brand did you use for the wrap? Do you recommend them? And did you put the wrap on yourself? Any tips?

[TSauer 4,126]

9 minutes ago, artful_golfer said:

I would like to paint ours. I assume that you disassembled everything to paint those. What special preparations did you use to be sure the paint sticks? I have trouble just getting a piece of tape to stick on our roof material.

We've already looked at a few wrap ideas. What brand did you use for the wrap? Do you recommend them? And did you put the wrap on yourself? Any tips?

This cart is all paint, no wrap. I have heard good things about the 3M wraps, but I've also heard they are a little difficult to put on and get good results. 

I disassembled everything, it's a pretty easy process.. only a few bolts holding the actual body on. I actually had a buddy paint the body and the roof as I don't have a spray gun, I did everything else myself. It was painted with a black base coat, then metal flake from Paint with Pearl was mixed in with the clear coat, which gives it a chameleon affect depending on the angle you're looking at it. As far as getting paint to stick to the plastic, you will want to make sure you sand/scuff the body and use adhesion promoter, that's the biggest thing. A lot of people recommend Bulldog adhesion promoter. 

[artful_golfer 1,392]

1 hour ago, TSauer said:

This cart is all paint, no wrap. I have heard good things about the 3M wraps, but I've also heard they are a little difficult to put on and get good results. 

I disassembled everything, it's a pretty easy process.. only a few bolts holding the actual body on. I actually had a buddy paint the body and the roof as I don't have a spray gun, I did everything else myself. It was painted with a black base coat, then metal flake from Paint with Pearl was mixed in with the clear coat, which gives it a chameleon affect depending on the angle you're looking at it. As far as getting paint to stick to the plastic, you will want to make sure you sand/scuff the body and use adhesion promoter, that's the biggest thing. A lot of people recommend Bulldog adhesion promoter. 

Thanks!

[Getoffmylawn 2,388]

Just signed up my 7-yr old son and I for a father-son 9-hole scramble.  First time, and his first time in any sort of golf competition. It's as low-threat as it can get, but I'm still going to be nervous...with all this quarantine BS I won't have hit a ball in 3 weeks, I hope I can hold up my end!

[tony@CIC 17,520]

19 hours ago, TSauer said:

Bought a cart this summer for cheap and decided to put a little money into it for a makeover. Here’s a quick before and after.

Nice work. Love the paint. Did you do the seat covers yourself? I'm debating doing ours since they're 10 yrs. old and cruddy looking. BTW did you powder coat the framework or just spray it?  

[TSauer 4,126]

Nice work. Love the paint. Did you do the seat covers yourself? I'm debating doing ours since they're 10 yrs. old and cruddy looking. 

Thanks man! Yeah, seat covers I did myself. Bought them from Up To Par Covers for around $70. If you have a newer cart, 2000+, there are lots of other vendors as well.

[Rickp 21,451]

Nice work. Love the paint. Did you do the seat covers yourself? I'm debating doing ours since they're 10 yrs. old and cruddy looking. 

If the frame is solid, motor or engine good, no cracks in body might be a fun project. Windshield easy to replace.


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