CETA Bumper: A How To
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Originally Posted by kraaazymike
Drape the plastic tarp over the bumper to cover the areas you dont want painted from overspray.
Very nice job on the write up!
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Originally Posted by FBodyPerformer
Sry to bring up such an old thread but....
im doin this right now, step by step on the write-up. Ill let everyone know how it goes!!!![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
im doin this right now, step by step on the write-up. Ill let everyone know how it goes!!!
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Well all I gotta say is that to the people that are a lil sketchy about doing it on your own, DONT BE! I followed that step by step. Anytime I wanted to rush i made myself take my time and didnt cut any corners, and I couldnt be happier w/ the outcome! It looks absolutely amazing and wish I had done it sooner! Ill get pics up ASAP.
Thanks again Mike!
Thanks again Mike!
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Thanks guys, I've tried to make this as encompassing as I could; but again I'm open for suggestions on improvment if need be. By the way EvilBLK02TA, this write up is listed in the appearance hall of fame.
Fbodyperformer: PICS!
Fbodyperformer: PICS!
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I think it looks great. I'm in the process of doing mine. And since not many people choose to do the CETA mod on colors like black or NBM, I was skeptic on doing so. So far, i'm very happy with how it turned out. I'm wetsanding the clear, so when I'm fully finshed pictures will be up. Thanks for the write up Krazymike.
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Please will somebody tell me if you can use just straight automotive paint, no flex agents, to do the bumper??? Are most paints geared toward painting metal or will they work for plastic as well with no cracking? Point me to some paints!!!
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Originally Posted by brynnda
am i the only one who hates this? isnt painting it black supposed to make it look like its not there? cut it off? is that rediculous? leave it alone.
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Originally Posted by contraststriker
Please will somebody tell me if you can use just straight automotive paint, no flex agents, to do the bumper??? Are most paints geared toward painting metal or will they work for plastic as well with no cracking? Point me to some paints!!!