Window Visor Predicament
#1
B-MAC
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Ok so I know that there is a battle going on between the people who like the OEM visors and the people who don't, and since I am one that really likes them. This one is for more of those who have the same opinion as me. I have the OEM visors on my car and unfortunately they have started fading. I don't know if I should just get a new pair or if I can powder coat them. If I can do that, I was wondering if I should keep them black or paint them the color of my car which would be Royal Blue. Any suggestions?
P.S. And no I am not taking them off, burning them and peeing on the flames!!!
Also if anyone else has had them powdercoated, pics would be awesome!!!
P.S. And no I am not taking them off, burning them and peeing on the flames!!!
Also if anyone else has had them powdercoated, pics would be awesome!!!
Last edited by Steven Bell; 10-06-2010 at 07:37 PM. Reason: Posts merged.
#5
B-MAC
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I will sometime in the next day or so.
I don't know if I like the color match idea to bite on it yet... I loved the way the black went with my car and my 5% tint and am afraid that if I did color match it, my car might look cheap. I didnt buy an Acura to be cheap!
I don't know if I like the color match idea to bite on it yet... I loved the way the black went with my car and my 5% tint and am afraid that if I did color match it, my car might look cheap. I didnt buy an Acura to be cheap!
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#8
B-MAC
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I bought them brand new from the dealer back in mid 2007. My car has been parked outside a lot but I tried to keep shaded as much as possible. (It gets hot down here in the south!) I will post pictures sometime tomorrow.
#12
Suzuka Master
I have had them on mine for 2 years now and to prevent fading I have used a good paint sealant on them.
What you have on them is the plastic is oxidization and I have had great luck polishing them out using a PC with 4" pads and a mild polish.
If you don't have one then get a good strong cleaner wax like Meguiars ColorX and use a soft M/F towel to work it.
Regarding color matching it .. I did that on a Chev P/U I had and regretted it .. made it look cheap.
What you have on them is the plastic is oxidization and I have had great luck polishing them out using a PC with 4" pads and a mild polish.
If you don't have one then get a good strong cleaner wax like Meguiars ColorX and use a soft M/F towel to work it.
Regarding color matching it .. I did that on a Chev P/U I had and regretted it .. made it look cheap.
#14
B-MAC
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I have had them on mine for 2 years now and to prevent fading I have used a good paint sealant on them.
What you have on them is the plastic is oxidization and I have had great luck polishing them out using a PC with 4" pads and a mild polish.
If you don't have one then get a good strong cleaner wax like Meguiars ColorX and use a soft M/F towel to work it.
Regarding color matching it .. I did that on a Chev P/U I had and regretted it .. made it look cheap.
What you have on them is the plastic is oxidization and I have had great luck polishing them out using a PC with 4" pads and a mild polish.
If you don't have one then get a good strong cleaner wax like Meguiars ColorX and use a soft M/F towel to work it.
Regarding color matching it .. I did that on a Chev P/U I had and regretted it .. made it look cheap.
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