Removing Chrome Bumper inserts?
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cissdm, I made my own sport blades. I simply removed the blades, scuffed them up with some 400 grit sand paper, applied some adhesion promoter, then applied the paint like normal. All it cost me was $50 in paint supplies to do the whole car and I still had enough paint left over to do a bunch of other things too. Kinda like I did this too:
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Just a touch of chrome to make things really stand out.
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Just a touch of chrome to make things really stand out.
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Dr, I went to an automotive paint store and gave them the paint code from the door jam. They then mixed up the paint for me which was an exact match. Then all you have to decide is if you want single stage or double stage paint. I tend to go with double stage paints as I can then control how much clear I apply (where the single stage has the clear mixed in already).
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