View Poll Results: What color to paint my roll cage
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01-27-2009, 08:20 PM
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I think the NBM would bring a unique factor to the car, Dan. Voted NBM 
Although, I do understand the point that others have made about the scratches. But if you paint, clear coat and then perhaps wrap the "scratch susceptible" parts with some type of plastic/3M stuff (much akin to the invisible car bras) I think that would do just fine.
Although, I do understand the point that others have made about the scratches. But if you paint, clear coat and then perhaps wrap the "scratch susceptible" parts with some type of plastic/3M stuff (much akin to the invisible car bras) I think that would do just fine.
01-28-2009, 11:35 AM
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I think the NBM would bring a unique factor to the car, Dan. Voted NBM
Although, I do understand the point that others have made about the scratches. But if you paint, clear coat and then perhaps wrap the "scratch susceptible" parts with some type of plastic/3M stuff (much akin to the invisible car bras) I think that would do just fine.
Although, I do understand the point that others have made about the scratches. But if you paint, clear coat and then perhaps wrap the "scratch susceptible" parts with some type of plastic/3M stuff (much akin to the invisible car bras) I think that would do just fine.
01-28-2009, 12:41 PM
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01-29-2009, 10:12 AM
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I would have to agree with many others on here. NBM would look awesome until it started to get some wear and nicks on it. I would stick with black. Much easier to touch up. Look at the long term factor on which will hold up better and look the best in the end.