Front grill rear trunk trim painted
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Front grill rear trunk trim painted
Im looking for a picture of the front grill and back trunk trim painted either color of car or black. Thanx
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karna (08-04-2012)
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um.. no, you will strongfully regret that if you do get it in black..
go with white or leave it alone. BWP with stock color front and rear grill looks ok. painting it black will scream IDIOT
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Here ya go bud.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showpos...7&postcount=38
https://acurazine.com/forums/showpos...7&postcount=38
the front is ok, but the rear in black is EHH..
#7
sounds like an awful idea... body color match or leave it... I think the black on white will make it stick out even more than it already does...
You want it to blend in, or just keep it stock... Your idea is like trying to hide Rudolphs red nose by painting it flourescent red...
You want it to blend in, or just keep it stock... Your idea is like trying to hide Rudolphs red nose by painting it flourescent red...
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sounds like an awful idea... body color match or leave it... I think the black on white will make it stick out even more than it already does...
You want it to blend in, or just keep it stock... Your idea is like trying to hide Rudolphs red nose by painting it flourescent red...
You want it to blend in, or just keep it stock... Your idea is like trying to hide Rudolphs red nose by painting it flourescent red...
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The front definitely looks better in black, the jury is still out on the back...
Perhaps if you carry the theme of black/white it'll mesh a little more. Do you have any other mods planned?
Perhaps if you carry the theme of black/white it'll mesh a little more. Do you have any other mods planned?
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Wow Russ, that looks terrific...congrats!
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Here's how I did it
1. Scuffed with 180
2. Sprayed with adhesion promoter PPG SUA 4903
3. Primed with PPG DPS3055 acrylic urethane primer. Than sanded
4. Painted with PPG black DMD1683
5. Wet sanded and polished. Finished product
2. Sprayed with adhesion promoter PPG SUA 4903
3. Primed with PPG DPS3055 acrylic urethane primer. Than sanded
4. Painted with PPG black DMD1683
5. Wet sanded and polished. Finished product
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Kinda confused why a plastic adhesion promoter was used. In order for the paint to not chip you need to use 80 grit and an epoxy primer. As you know urethane does not have a whole lot of bonding agents made for finishes like metal or the finish on the grille.
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Those pieces I painted are plastic. I did the grill on my old TSX the same way, I never had a problem w/that chipping
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Pretty simple and easy.....looks good.