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Old 08-18-2006, 10:51 PM
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Ok i finally decided I want my bumper ceta-ed. I thought about doing it myself but not sure about that yet. If a shop wouldnt charge a bunch I would just pay to do it but dont know how much it would be, never checked around. If I do it myself what spray can is best to use? Ill prob be hitting advanced auto to buy it if I indeed do it. And a good primer. I am going for gloss black. I would rather not have to mess with clearing it or sanding on it (other than roughing for primer) can I get it to turn out good looking and long lasting without like wetsanding and clearing it? Also how much would a shop charge to do it "right"? What you think???
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I just painted some stuff on my SS, I followed this sticky

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....61&postcount=9

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Id buy Dupli-color, as I've had good results with it. I've never done the CETA mod, but I'd say you'd have to first sand down some of your clear coat on that area, to ensure a good adhesion with the paint. Everything after that is going to be regular paint prep work.

I'd estimate around 350$ for a paint shop to do it.
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duplicolor glossy black is good, and you should not need to clear coat it, the gloss should give you a pretty good shine. Just wetsand it smooth with some 2000 grit.



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