Help with filling in front turn signals...
10-13-2007, 05:13 PM
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Help with filling in front turn signals... I want to mold over the front turn signals on my bumper, similar to what Whistler did to his car...
What is the best way to do this as far as technique and materials? Something that I could do on my own, or should strictly be done by a body shop with experience?
A friend of a friend offered to paint my car for just the cost of materials, so im trying not to burden him with having to do body work and prep as much as possible. I figured since im doing the paint, i wanted to do a few extra things such as the bumper, and then filling in the holes from my 3 piece spoiler also. Any help/writeups/experiences would be greatly appreciated
What is the best way to do this as far as technique and materials? Something that I could do on my own, or should strictly be done by a body shop with experience?
A friend of a friend offered to paint my car for just the cost of materials, so im trying not to burden him with having to do body work and prep as much as possible. I figured since im doing the paint, i wanted to do a few extra things such as the bumper, and then filling in the holes from my 3 piece spoiler also. Any help/writeups/experiences would be greatly appreciated
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10-13-2007, 07:10 PM
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body shop should do it... i wouldnt even mess with it if you plan on driving the car more than a couple hundred miles a year.. that **** is gonna crack out fast.
10-13-2007, 08:48 PM
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Fiberglass im reasonably competent in from doing car stereos... just wasnt sure how well it would bond with the plastic bumper... Shouldnt be an issue? Thanks again for the replies, guys!