Spraying The Interior With Cage & Brake Lines In?

[Rich_p 23]

As title, are there any issue with me spraying the inside of my car with the cage already in place? (cage will be sprayed too)

 

Also I just want to get the car usable for a bit so it’s not just sitting there so I need to run some brake lines through the car, can I still spray the inside once they are in place too?

 

Will they be easy enough to mask?

 

Sorry if they are dumb questions, I’ve just never done any paintwork before

[EdCherry 34 1 Cars]

Personally would spray the car with the cage out and before the brake lines go in as it will be neater.

[Cameron 16]

As long as your masking is ok you'll be fine. Hell I did a totally half-arsed masking effort and mine still came out alright (black interior, yellow cage).

[Rich_p 23]

I would prefer to do it with it all out but I just want to get the car usable and then worry about the spraying after.

 

I’ve piled loads of money into it including keeping it mot’d/taxed/insured etc and haven’t been near an airfield or track for nearly a year so want to use it asap.

 

Cage and interior will all be one colour (prob anthracite of some type) so I wont have to worry about masking the cage.

[Cameron 16]

Easy peasy then, just do it!

[Paintguy 0]

Should be a doddle, but you'll need to be a contortionist to get every angle. Or rent a small child for the day

 

This is about the trickiest one I've done. Inside, outside and spaceframe all in one go: