:0Originally posted by 96 impala girl@Aug 26 2003, 07:59 PM
80 grit, 180, prime them with a nice filling primer, sand them with 320 & then 400 & repeat priming if nessicary. thats what i did with mine. its a big pain in the ass to do.
or you could take it a different route & use red 3m scuff pads to scratch the surface up a bit & then use primer to fill in the grain. thats another option.
id recommend the 1st way because your guaranting primer/paint adhesion to the plastic.
make sure to clean all your plastic with a degreaser before hand.
:0 wow sum1 likes that sunset orange...is this a hint of wuts to comeOriginally posted by 96 impala girl@Aug 27 2003, 09:54 PM
heres a part off my impala that i did. you can see towards the top edge theres a part where i didnt smooth it out, it gives you an idea of grain vs smooth :biggrin:
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Damn!! When you get old enough, wanna get married.Originally posted by 96 impala girl@Aug 27 2003, 08:54 PM
heres a part off my impala that i did. you can see towards the top edge theres a part where i didnt smooth it out, it gives you an idea of grain vs smooth :biggrin:
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:0 :roflmao: :roflmao:Originally posted by dirtywhiteboy66@Aug 28 2003, 05:35 AM
Damn!! When you get old enough, wanna get married.
that colors the bomb. ive seen alot of trucks, blazers, tahoes in that color & its sick. HOK pearls are very underated, well atleast around here. just think, i was gonna originally paint my car in tangerine...i think its an ugly color now lol.Originally posted by 1ofaknd@Aug 28 2003, 12:58 PM
that's the same color i was planning on doing it! HOK Sunset Pearl.
with some small ghost flames on the bottom of the doors and fenders.