Roof spoiler: paint myself or have it painted?
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Roof spoiler: paint myself or have it painted?
I picked-up, off of ebay, the 10k roof spoiler (urethane material). I'm debating whether to order the aerosol cans of paint at PaintScratch.com, or have it done by a pro. Any thoughts?
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if you decide to do it yourself, sand it well, clean it well and apply light layers of coat until all of the material is covered ..and also temperature is key ( paint in non windy conditions,aka indoors, and the higher the temp. the better)
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DiaBando (04-13-2012)
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Ya know, I have. I had a '88 white integra SE that had a urethane spoiler in black. I liked it, and with my satin silver metallic; I think it would look better as black. Good thought, Sandin.
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I've reversed-course. Dropped off the spoiler and mugen grill at Britland Auto repair, on Rt 22 in Greenbrook, NJ. They did a superb job on repair and paint back in September. Edgar is the man to see. Might have it back, and installed myself by next weekend. I'll post pics. I'll return the air gun and end-up with a new, medium size compressor; which I wanted for a long time. Anybody have a english translation of the Mugen Grill install sheet?
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I've reversed-course. Dropped off the spoiler and mugen grill at Britland Auto repair, on Rt 22 in Greenbrook, NJ. They did a superb job on repair and paint back in September. Edgar is the man to see. Might have it back, and installed myself by next weekend. I'll post pics. I'll return the air gun and end-up with a new, medium size compressor; which I wanted for a long time. Anybody have a english translation of the Mugen Grill install sheet?
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