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Been searching for a bit, but couldn't find a clear answer. I've got an EF hatch and the previous owner did a Maaco paint job on it and they got overspray on the Mouldings and a little bit on the bumpers. Planing to do a Roller paint job which would probably come out better than a Maaco job, and i was wondering what kind of paint would i need to get to give it an OEM look.
Edit: Mudflaps too! Paint on the Mudflaps need to get a coat of paint.
Edit: Mudflaps too! Paint on the Mudflaps need to get a coat of paint.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Radim »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Been searching for a bit, but couldn't find a clear answer. I've got an EF hatch and the previous owner did a Maaco paint job on it and they got overspray on the Mouldings and a little bit on the bumpers. Planing to do a Roller paint job which would probably come out better than a Maaco job, and i was wondering what kind of paint would i need to get to give it an OEM look.
Edit: Mudflaps too! Paint on the Mudflaps need to get a coat of paint.</TD></TR></TABLE>
maybe search for MOLDING?
oem look and oem durablity? maybe automotive BASF paint?
no offers but you can ghetto your car with roller and looks half decent for a while, automotive paint cost so much because they are meant to last a long **** time if you do it right.
i never really get why people spent 50 buck(which will not be 50) on paint and spend 2 week doing the work when you can spend 500(or less for SS) for a full automotive paint and have peace of mind knowing you will have at least ten service year under any condition.
Edit: Mudflaps too! Paint on the Mudflaps need to get a coat of paint.</TD></TR></TABLE>
maybe search for MOLDING?
oem look and oem durablity? maybe automotive BASF paint?
no offers but you can ghetto your car with roller and looks half decent for a while, automotive paint cost so much because they are meant to last a long **** time if you do it right.
i never really get why people spent 50 buck(which will not be 50) on paint and spend 2 week doing the work when you can spend 500(or less for SS) for a full automotive paint and have peace of mind knowing you will have at least ten service year under any condition.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Radim »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Who said anything about 50$?</TD></TR></TABLE>
didn't you mention roller? last time i check sata never make a hvlp roller.
correct me if i am wrong
didn't you mention roller? last time i check sata never make a hvlp roller.
correct me if i am wrong
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