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You could use a glossy type spray paint, and i might try to do it also, keep in mind that to get the exact same hue as your car is difficult because the paint on your car does change colors from the day it was made. It may not be a huge difference, but will effect how the paint matches even if you find a perfect one.
Originally posted by jrhaile@Feb 24 2005, 06:02 PM first find a good body man and pay him to do it. Second, enjoy his work :P
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im sorry but im not in the mood for this B$ i just wanted to know what type of paint to use to make my moldings black again, how to touch up chipped paint and how to paint my bumpers to match if i wanted to
I'll give you a real answer...what I found was painting to match an old car is a bitch. Paint fades and sets into it's own and it nearly impossible to match again without completely repainting the whole car which is what I'm having to do. pay someone to hassle this crap
shit the fact you have a silver car I think would make it even harded. matching lighter colors like that is even tougher. it's easier with darks like black and blue
yeah people can do it, no doubt, but I doubt you can :P that's why I said pay someone to do it. I have a GREAT body man here in my town who is a friend of mine who is painting my whole car (back to black) for 2000 which includes materials. and he does fantastic work.
Originally posted by B3M2W5i@Feb 24 2005, 08:41 PM damn i dont know if i want to drive across the country so you could pay for my paint job...hehe jk..
is it a privately owned shop or what? if its not then send me the name ill look for them in my area
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