PAINted EnginE Cover
#1
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PAINted EnginE Cover
What kind of paint to use in order to get the engine cover and battery cover SSM? ANY SUGGESTIONS? and how much would it run
#2
You call up an auto paint store/body shop and order SSM paint in a spray can...use a couple of coats of a high build primer on the engine cover, and a couple of coats of paint with ample drying time in between. I'm not sure on the price of it, I got my paint for free through my dad's friend.
#3
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pick up the phone book and look for your local automotive paint stores. most can custom mix and put it into a spray can. all you need to do is give them your paint code.
it should be like 15-20 bucks (atleast around here it is)
it should be like 15-20 bucks (atleast around here it is)
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
pick up the phone book and look for your local automotive paint stores. most can custom mix and put it into a spray can. all you need to do is give them your paint code.
it should be like 15-20 bucks (atleast around here it is)
it should be like 15-20 bucks (atleast around here it is)
#5
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Np!
and allie is correct with a nice high build primer to smooth the surface out. scuff teh plastic with a 3m scuff pad. then prime (sand primer smooth if needed). then paint
and allie is correct with a nice high build primer to smooth the surface out. scuff teh plastic with a 3m scuff pad. then prime (sand primer smooth if needed). then paint
#6
Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Np!
and allie is correct with a nice high build primer to smooth the surface out. scuff teh plastic with a 3m scuff pad. then prime (sand primer smooth if needed). then paint
and allie is correct with a nice high build primer to smooth the surface out. scuff teh plastic with a 3m scuff pad. then prime (sand primer smooth if needed). then paint
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Originally Posted by KingRudy
Any pics of this? I saw it somewhere and it really looked cool
#10
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uhh i bought this chrome paint from autozone. and that shit aint wurkin. i tested it on the battery cover and it like leaves fingerprints when you touch it the next day itz like wtf? can i just buy the paint frum the auto section at walmart o autozone.
#11
@ slide or die @
bro, buy a can of their "sandable primer" in white. Spray like 2-3layers of that (spray evenly and like 10inches away so its thin and even) and then use the spray pain of your choice.
Now, i also tried some of their metalic sprays and they suck. Mine came out good but it lasted a week. So i bought some red brake caliper paint (injen cai is chrome with red rubbers) its 1200*F heat resistant -unnecesary but it stays- and when it was done with, it came out smooth, bright and very clean.
Also try bbq grill paints, or engine/caliper paints. These are opaque, they got cool colors and one can will paint the whole cover, battery cover and the other 3-4 covers around the engine bay.
if you want it to look better, get a profesional paint that **** with car paint and dont worry, be happy
Now, i also tried some of their metalic sprays and they suck. Mine came out good but it lasted a week. So i bought some red brake caliper paint (injen cai is chrome with red rubbers) its 1200*F heat resistant -unnecesary but it stays- and when it was done with, it came out smooth, bright and very clean.
Also try bbq grill paints, or engine/caliper paints. These are opaque, they got cool colors and one can will paint the whole cover, battery cover and the other 3-4 covers around the engine bay.
if you want it to look better, get a profesional paint that **** with car paint and dont worry, be happy
#12
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Originally Posted by etxxz
bro, buy a can of their "sandable primer" in white. Spray like 2-3layers of that (spray evenly and like 10inches away so its thin and even) and then use the spray pain of your choice.
Now, i also tried some of their metalic sprays and they suck. Mine came out good but it lasted a week. So i bought some red brake caliper paint (injen cai is chrome with red rubbers) its 1200*F heat resistant -unnecesary but it stays- and when it was done with, it came out smooth, bright and very clean.
Also try bbq grill paints, or engine/caliper paints. These are opaque, they got cool colors and one can will paint the whole cover, battery cover and the other 3-4 covers around the engine bay.
if you want it to look better, get a profesional paint that **** with car paint and dont worry, be happy
Now, i also tried some of their metalic sprays and they suck. Mine came out good but it lasted a week. So i bought some red brake caliper paint (injen cai is chrome with red rubbers) its 1200*F heat resistant -unnecesary but it stays- and when it was done with, it came out smooth, bright and very clean.
Also try bbq grill paints, or engine/caliper paints. These are opaque, they got cool colors and one can will paint the whole cover, battery cover and the other 3-4 covers around the engine bay.
if you want it to look better, get a profesional paint that **** with car paint and dont worry, be happy
#13
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HOLY SHIT i couldn buy sum dayyum paint cuz of age restriction and i didn't have ID on me?????? that is the biggest bullshit i hurd
#14
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Originally Posted by yunginTL
HOLY SHIT i couldn buy sum dayyum paint cuz of age restriction and i didn't have ID on me?????? that is the biggest bullshit i hurd
just get a good primer and paint. heat paint is not necessary. automotive paint will have the most choices and great colors.
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Originally Posted by NSXNEXT
Since huffing became such a big problem.
#19
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its funny in my pic it looks like there is NO way that paint matches my car but held up to the side, its a perfect match. i painted my grill and wing at teh same time and they are perfect. must be lighting
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