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Old Apr 30, 2005 | 03:50 AM
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thats a great help mate cheers, i'll be spraying my wheels in 2 weeks i'll post up photos and show you all how i got on! thanks again for the tips!
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Old May 20, 2005 | 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by mrksts
The way to get paint to stay on is taking the time to prep it properly, then using an automotive quality paint. So many people want to rush the prep, so they can get the painting done, but prep is 90% of a quality job. By the way, good job on the wheels guys. I just had some curb-rashed '04 Accord wheels just given to me. I might look into painting them a dark color, and see what happens. What the heck...
guy knows what hes talkin about (sisters car 3 weeks of body work and prep, 4 days of prim and paint)
also the clear coat comes into account b/c it adds a small layer of protection
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Old Jun 12, 2005 | 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by ReVenGe
well...... i finaly got the energy to do what i wanted to my 97 gsrs... and i couldnt be happier... this diy did give me the right idea on how to go about it so kudos....

and i would have to say that duplicolor high heat engine paint is the best...... i used gloss black, and i think it looks sick.... and it apears to be like teflon, nothing sticks to it and it aint look like its gonna peel, ever.....


i also used the engine paint to paint my calipers, then painted over that with my dupli color car matching paint.... seems to be holding up just fine

not bad at all
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