Satin Black in the back
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Satin Black in the back
I was wondering if anyone had any pictures of Satin Black painted tail panels? I'm thinking about having my tail panel painted on my Z, but didn't want flat black. I've got a white 99 Z28.
Any pics out there?
-Jason
Any pics out there?
-Jason
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Man I do like the satin look...
How hard would it be to paint that piece myself? I think the most time consuming would be taking the old white paint off, sanding etc. Especially in the letters...
-Jason
How hard would it be to paint that piece myself? I think the most time consuming would be taking the old white paint off, sanding etc. Especially in the letters...
-Jason
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Originally Posted by pailheadz28
Man I do like the satin look...
How hard would it be to paint that piece myself? I think the most time consuming would be taking the old white paint off, sanding etc. Especially in the letters...
-Jason
How hard would it be to paint that piece myself? I think the most time consuming would be taking the old white paint off, sanding etc. Especially in the letters...
-Jason
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Originally Posted by pailheadz28
Man I do like the satin look...
How hard would it be to paint that piece myself? I think the most time consuming would be taking the old white paint off, sanding etc. Especially in the letters...
-Jason
How hard would it be to paint that piece myself? I think the most time consuming would be taking the old white paint off, sanding etc. Especially in the letters...
-Jason
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Originally Posted by DietCoke
You dont need to sand it off completely, just get the clearcoat off. Takes an hour of sanding to do a good job. Then prime it, and paint it. I did mine from start to finish in 3 hours including post-paint wet-sand and buff with a rattlecan. Still needs one more good wetsand, but here's a pic. Dont mind the dirty rear bumper or red paint, the car's been sitting for over a month
Thanks..
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Originally Posted by pailheadz28
That's not too bad. Do you know what paint # you used on your tail panel? Did you use just a regular aerisol satin black?
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Originally Posted by msbz_ls1
all i gotta say is you guys are a bunch of Berger Wannabe's......
im joken it looks alright on some cars..but on others it looks like ****
im joken it looks alright on some cars..but on others it looks like ****
I agree some cars it doesn't look good. I like it on a white and I like it on DietCokes and Z28Venoms dark maroon base. But there are some colors that it just doesn't go with.
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Originally Posted by Z28Venom
Aeresol paint is all that I used. Also, you don't have to remove all of the clearcoat if you're going to prime it. You just need to provide a rough surface for the paint to adhere to. The primer filled in the little grooves left from the sand paper, but the grooves shouldn't be major since you're using a pretty light sandpaper..
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Originally Posted by 88monte
i used flat black, just a little different on the car. i like the satin black but chose to be different
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Originally Posted by af_187
uhh...man you guys are cheap. After supplies waht it'd cost..like 10 or so bucks? for 20 - 30 more you could have a body shop do it. Local body shop ehre painted mine for 30 bucks
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Originally Posted by af_187
uhh...man you guys are cheap. After supplies waht it'd cost..like 10 or so bucks? for 20 - 30 more you could have a body shop do it. Local body shop ehre painted mine for 30 bucks