Painted exahust
03-13-2002, 06:24 PM
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Painted exahust
I was looking for some help.
I think the stock exahust looks fine to me considering the price of an aftermarket ones.
its just that they are black and hard to see
I would like to paint them silver
what kind of paint could i use
heat treated or somthing
Its just an Idea
I dont want it to look cheap or somthing
I think the stock exahust looks fine to me considering the price of an aftermarket ones.
its just that they are black and hard to see
I would like to paint them silver
what kind of paint could i use
heat treated or somthing
Its just an Idea
I dont want it to look cheap or somthing
03-14-2002, 10:12 AM
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I have a regular cl and here is a picture of it painted.
i use this paint that takes up to 5000 degrees of heat. Got it from pep boys.
I have a regular cl and here is a picture of it painted.
i use this paint that takes up to 5000 degrees of heat. Got it from pep boys.
03-14-2002, 10:14 AM
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Originally posted by dsayad
I have a regular cl and here is a picture of it painted.
i use this paint that takes up to 5000 degrees of heat. Got it from pep boys.
I have a regular cl and here is a picture of it painted.
i use this paint that takes up to 5000 degrees of heat. Got it from pep boys.
03-14-2002, 10:25 AM
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it gives a nice shine not to shiney.
Like compare a silver car shine to a black cars shine.
i even painted the y pipe and it looks really good also.
I just took my time tape my bumber with a bunch of towels and painted it on the car.
Like compare a silver car shine to a black cars shine.
i even painted the y pipe and it looks really good also.
I just took my time tape my bumber with a bunch of towels and painted it on the car.
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03-14-2002, 11:16 AM
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Is it silver paint or chrome paint?
Also, is the muffler part painted all silver, or is it just the back part where you can see with the tips?
Where do we get 5000 temp paint from?
Also, is the muffler part painted all silver, or is it just the back part where you can see with the tips?
Where do we get 5000 temp paint from?
03-14-2002, 12:34 PM
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My Boy he has a tl that we painted it looks hot. Now he has his ground effects and he is so happy that he painted it, before he put them on. Do it once and it will stay nice. Makes you look at the back more.
Just the muffler back, and the y pipe.
I got it from pep boy where they put the touch up paint.
I has a engine on it say safe up to 5000 degrees.
Can't find the paint at home; fucken thing pissen me off. I have to get another one . This is my 3rd car and I have been doing it for my self and all my boys for a couple years now. Never really seen anyone else do it.
Just the muffler back, and the y pipe.
I got it from pep boy where they put the touch up paint.
I has a engine on it say safe up to 5000 degrees.
Can't find the paint at home; fucken thing pissen me off. I have to get another one . This is my 3rd car and I have been doing it for my self and all my boys for a couple years now. Never really seen anyone else do it.
03-14-2002, 02:08 PM
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O ya make sure you take your time. Dont want to get paint on that bumber and if you do spray some armor all on a towel and it wipes away, but you have to do it quick.
03-14-2002, 02:11 PM
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You can remove the mufflers and rub off the black stuff on them...and spray them if you want...they are stainless steel mufflers underneath.
A reminder...if you are going to paint them...make sure you use the high heat primer as well...and cover the tips with Newspaper.
A reminder...if you are going to paint them...make sure you use the high heat primer as well...and cover the tips with Newspaper.
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