? for anyone that has painted their own tail panel..
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? for anyone that has painted their own tail panel..
I've done a couple searches.. I love the way this mod looks, but the only thread that I've found that really tells you how to do it.. Said to purchase a second panel.
I don't want to purchase a second.. I'd just like to mod my original one..
On a scale of 1-10: How hard is this to do for a do-it-yourselfer..
Sand
Primer
Paint
Clearcoat...
Is this all that's involved.. Using regular spray cans or high tech equipment.
Thanks
I don't want to purchase a second.. I'd just like to mod my original one..
On a scale of 1-10: How hard is this to do for a do-it-yourselfer..
Sand
Primer
Paint
Clearcoat...
Is this all that's involved.. Using regular spray cans or high tech equipment.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by msbz_ls1
are you trying to say you wish you had a berger camaro
Not really.. I've finally gotten around to doing some appearance mods, and I really like the way the black panel on the rear looks..
Not even sure what a Berger Camaro is..
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Originally Posted by Z28Venom
Not really.. I've finally gotten around to doing some appearance mods, and I really like the way the black panel on the rear looks..
Not even sure what a Berger Camaro is..
Not even sure what a Berger Camaro is..
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Originally Posted by DEEZ98Z
I just smoothed the Camaro on the back and painted it with a basecoat/clearcoat system.
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when i first painted mine, i just sanded the paint off (shoulda just used a chemical stripper), spray bomb primered it, then had a buddy spray some satin black
spent about $40-50 in paint supplies and $40 on the spare panel, and had enough paint left over to spray 50 more of these panels
spent about $40-50 in paint supplies and $40 on the spare panel, and had enough paint left over to spray 50 more of these panels