Sports Chrono and Mode Dial?

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Tom wrote: Sat Apr 16, 2022 10:50 am
kapetajr wrote: Sat Apr 16, 2022 9:36 am Hooded option you say?
D'oh! I fear more work. But Teddis is clearly gunning to move up my to-do list by referring great new members like yourself. So cue @Bob Z for pictures of the hooded bezel.

The hooded bezels are actually easy to print, but finding a slate grey/black paint like the dash has been the hold up. That and stretching my carpokes elf time pretty thin these days....

In the meantime, I need to get my head around the Macan and Cayenny sports chrono and mode dials -- I'm not entirely sure which are like the 718, which are like the 992, and which are altogether different. I suspect mid-model updates aren't helping either....
We can be patient 😊. Do you need me to take my SC ring off and take pictures?

I wouldn't mind trying a blue hood with black ring.
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Well……..the CARPOKE Elf struck Central Canada today……LARGE !!!
Wow ! Thank you so much @Tom . Lots here for trial and error, and will spread the love with other Carpokeans @kapetajr

I could not bring myself to put that cold Guinness on that coaster !! Lol
Thanks for the Swag Tom !! And I will post progress as I figure how to complete these.
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Coasters? Very cool!
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Teddis wrote: Mon May 30, 2022 6:06 pm Well……..the CARPOKE Elf struck Central Canada today……LARGE !!!
Wow ! Thank you so much @Tom . Lots here for trial and error, and will spread the love with other Carpokeans @kapetajr

I could not bring myself to put that cold Guinness on that coaster !! Lol
Thanks for the Swag Tom !! And I will post progress as I figure how to complete these.
Those hooded ones print 4 at a time, so I ran you two sets, and tossed in a normal replica bezel I had sitting around from my efforts with Bob. Congratulations, you're now the de facto franchisee of hooded carpokes bezels in central Canada. :) Printing any of these things is easy and almost always error-free. Painting them to a Porsche-worthy finish is what takes me forever.... That's partly why I sent so many. To get 2 perfect ones, I generally paint 3 or 4 sadly....

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Larry C wrote: Mon May 30, 2022 6:26 pm Coasters? Very cool!
Close your eyes and make a wish to the Porsche gods, and you will have your own in time for cocktail hour tomorrow. ;)

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Haha, The Guinness was just good vibes , good karma , I guess ;) thanks for the small ring and the shorter hood…….unfortunately that one got rim chipped somehow…….. no biggie , got lots here.to work with ;)

Tom, would these need further sanding , or good for paint as is ?
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Man......yah...the painting is not easy. Flat paint seems ok....thankfully that is what I am after. Here is a shot of 1st attempt Tom.
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Looks good. Don't be afraid to sand it down with 600 grit sandpaper to get out any lines/ridges, etc. A high-build primer also helps with that. Paint aside, does it block the glare?

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Thanks for the tips Tom. Will work on ridge removal :)

Anyone who wondered about the work that goes int to these …….be appreciative of what Tom does here , it’s an Art he has mastered.

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Here is a shot of functional shade @Tom ! I just need to see the DIG. clock. It is perfect…….version 2 in production, refined edges, albeit this is just fine !
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