faded bumpers/fenders
06-21-2010, 10:19 AM
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faded bumpers/fenders
no more... used some rattle can bumper paint from advanced autos. turned out good just wondering how long it'll last.
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06-21-2010, 10:51 AM
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no couldn't find any of that stuff local and back to black is a waste of time/money IT DOESN'T WORK.... they were so faded I don't think anything would have brought them back.
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Yours do look good tho.........did you prep the fenders at all first? If you did and got all the crap you could off of them, then the paint should last. Like any other paint job, I would think it's all in the prep.
06-21-2010, 05:10 PM
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Altho I've been thinking about painting mine too for a long time too....(really over how hard they are to get really clean), I actually I saw where a guy lightly hits the plastic with a little propane torch and it makes them look damn near like new.....
Yours do look good tho.........did you prep the fenders at all first? If you did and got all the crap you could off of them, then the paint should last. Like any other paint job, I would think it's all in the prep.
Yours do look good tho.........did you prep the fenders at all first? If you did and got all the crap you could off of them, then the paint should last. Like any other paint job, I would think it's all in the prep.