Painted the underside of my car
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Painted the underside of my car
Before Pics:
Got the purple power out and sanded a lot and cleaned prior to painting. Finished up today finally. Did 2 coats of silver and all the places that needed black. Also painted the springs silver too to break it up some in the back.
After:
You can see here how nicely the rubberized material came out under the rocker panel and in the wheel wells.
The wheel well is reflecting some of the browness of the rotor but its black.
Got the purple power out and sanded a lot and cleaned prior to painting. Finished up today finally. Did 2 coats of silver and all the places that needed black. Also painted the springs silver too to break it up some in the back.
After:
You can see here how nicely the rubberized material came out under the rocker panel and in the wheel wells.
The wheel well is reflecting some of the browness of the rotor but its black.
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Lol...thanks buddy. I know what you mean. Figured there was a way to do it, just haven't addressed it......have a few other things on the plate
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Love it! did you clear coat it or anything? How do you plan to maintance it? This is one thing I want to try and do is keep the underside of the car looking good.
and do you have any SFC's?
and do you have any SFC's?
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I do have SFC's. I'm not sure what brand they are as they were on this roller when I bought it. They are round tube and tuck up very well. I prefer the boxed style because these flex quite a bit if I need to jack it up using them. They are flush with the bottom of the rockers actually so you can barely notice.