Emblempros.com is now offering hydrocoating
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roger,
i think what he is asking if you would be able to match the color of his bezel/etc to the color of his CETA mod if he were to give you a color sample. unless im reading it wrong?
im assuming the answer would be no because you cant mix colors to get the desired one. since its a pre-colored sheet that you would from your supplier?
chris
i think what he is asking if you would be able to match the color of his bezel/etc to the color of his CETA mod if he were to give you a color sample. unless im reading it wrong?
im assuming the answer would be no because you cant mix colors to get the desired one. since its a pre-colored sheet that you would from your supplier?
chris
We absolutely can mix colors, it's no problem.
We would only be doing this by eye though.
Thanks, Roger
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Also keep in mind we will have a minimum order of $50 for anyone because we do have to get the paint guns out and mix paints and clean up. These prices include work and materials only - not parts. You will be responsible for providing your parts to us and in a clean, unpainted (unless factory painted) state. If you want us to order a new part for you, we can at an additional cost.
98-02 Camaro:
Vent trim rings: $30 each
Radio trim bezel: $80
Gauge cluster bezel: $60
Console tray: $115
Handle trim: $40 each
Window/lock switchplates: $25 each
Door sills: $175 a set
Aftermarket Airlid: $100
Lower Airbox: $150
Intake manifold: $150
Rear panel (Berger Panel): $200; we have to prep a previously painted surface
98-02 Firechicken:
Radio bezel: $50
Gauge cluster bezel: $90
Console tray: $115
Handle trim: $40
Window/lock switchplates: $25 each
Door sills: $175 a set
Aftermarket Airlid: $100
Lower Airbox: $150
Intake manifold: $150
if we have something painted (not from the factory) already and wanted to do a different color , would we need to sand it down to bare plastic again? or could you just do it over what is already there??
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Thanks, Roger
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Thanks, Roger
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2010 Camaro parts freshly clearcoated... These parts still need to be buffed, so try to overlook the current finish. Final pieces will be buffed.
The weave we chose for these parts is pretty nice. It's a nice, tight weave of silver and black and it is extremely subtle. From a distance, it doesn't scream, "Hey look! I've got carbon fiber all over my car!" This is good for you guys who want a more modest approach at a CF pattern.
These, and all of our parts will have 3 layers of clear.
Upper Bumper Support:
Trunk Covers/Drains:
Fuse Box Cover:
Fog Light Bezels:
Console Tray with masked shift gate illustration:
Main Cluster Bezel:
The weave we chose for these parts is pretty nice. It's a nice, tight weave of silver and black and it is extremely subtle. From a distance, it doesn't scream, "Hey look! I've got carbon fiber all over my car!" This is good for you guys who want a more modest approach at a CF pattern.
These, and all of our parts will have 3 layers of clear.
Upper Bumper Support:
Trunk Covers/Drains:
Fuse Box Cover:
Fog Light Bezels:
Console Tray with masked shift gate illustration:
Main Cluster Bezel:
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Heat is not going to be an issue unless you try to coat exhaust parts or parts with coolant running through them. Brake res can be done; just make sure it is clean and you take a degreaser to the plastic.
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The reace seat might cost a lot for shipping. Plus I would like to see it, or a picture of it first.
Thanks, Roger
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Pictures of the newly assembled 2010 camaro wil be posted tomorrow on four different websites, but on this one first!!!!
You guys get to see it even prior to the 5th gen sites.
We are finishing up the engine cover tonight, it will be one of the main showpieces.
Thanks, Roger
You guys get to see it even prior to the 5th gen sites.
We are finishing up the engine cover tonight, it will be one of the main showpieces.
Thanks, Roger