has oem 35th le inserts for it if wanted i just have to glue back on they were just laid on it for pic
berger panel paint
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Staging Lane
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Saint Charles, MO
berger panel paint hey everyone plan on doing the berger mod on the 93 Z i was wanting to see everyones berger panels. I haven't decided on flat, semi, or gloss. Please post ur pics.
i shaved the camaro and the key hole on mine but dont have any pictures right at the moment. Paint it the same color as your car (not black unless your car is black) and Paint it gloss, flat and semi gloss just look out of place IMO.
On The Tree
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: SE Portland, Or
reggie warren you're kind of missing the point here the "berger" panel is generally a black filler panel as opposed to body color. Also to the op Satin/semi gloss is going to be the best way to go to get the look you're after and will hold up better than flat black. The flat does look nice but is a bitch to maintain...I had an old dodge dart done all flat black and after that experience I wouldn't recommend going flat black even on a piece as small as the filler panel. Good luck with it. Post pics when its done
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reggie warren you're kind of missing the point here the "berger" panel is generally a black filler panel as opposed to body color. Also to the op Satin/semi gloss is going to be the best way to go to get the look you're after and will hold up better than flat black. The flat does look nice but is a bitch to maintain...I had an old dodge dart done all flat black and after that experience I wouldn't recommend going flat black even on a piece as small as the filler panel. Good luck with it. Post pics when its done
