Help me blackout silver grill
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Help me blackout silver grill
hey guys im not sure how to explain the part but i want to black out the silver bar part around the A on the front in my NHP TL. Can you tell me how or direct me somewhere that can show me?
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If your only doing the center "wing" you don't really have to take the whole grille off..just open the hood and look behind the grille..there will be screws holding the wing on..just un screw them and it comes right off..
start with 180 grit and work your way up using finer and finer grit sand paper until it is smooth..then paint
start with 180 grit and work your way up using finer and finer grit sand paper until it is smooth..then paint
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What kind of paint does everyone suggest using I want mine to come out with that same black finish.
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I had it blacked out, and then went back to silver.
the blacked out A surprisingly looks ok, but unless your rear badges are blacked out too it looks out of place. (check my avatar pic, verses some newer one)
and I used Perfect Match to paint my grill
the blacked out A surprisingly looks ok, but unless your rear badges are blacked out too it looks out of place. (check my avatar pic, verses some newer one)
and I used Perfect Match to paint my grill
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You shouldn't black it out, you should paint it body color
#13
Well with black rims black tail lights and if i black out my rear symbol i thought the black on white contrast would look good.
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B92p.
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A perfect match would be using the actual body color and adjusting tint and how much reducer and adjusting layers and not just a "close" color. No such thing as perfect clear, some are better than others but clear all comes down to the painter and environment . (ive been painting for 20 years
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A perfect match would be using the actual body color and adjusting tint and how much reducer and adjusting layers and not just a "close" color. No such thing as perfect clear, some are better than others but clear all comes down to the painter and environment . (ive been painting for 20 years
I didn't mean actually perfectly matching and clearing the grill. that would be ridiculously (as you've mentioned) difficult. probably easier to paint the whole car again than to get one trim piece to perfectly match the pain of a 10 year old car
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oh I agree! haha, I was merely commenting on the paint "Perfect Match" by Duplicolor.
I didn't mean actually perfectly matching and clearing the grill. that would be ridiculously (as you've mentioned) difficult. probably easier to paint the whole car again than to get one trim piece to perfectly match the pain of a 10 year old car
I didn't mean actually perfectly matching and clearing the grill. that would be ridiculously (as you've mentioned) difficult. probably easier to paint the whole car again than to get one trim piece to perfectly match the pain of a 10 year old car
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