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The door handles would likely look good, however you wouldn't be able to use plastidip for that - as its a moving part. The Friction from the handle being used would peel it off. You'd have to actually paint them or order black ones. I'll probably do the emblems this weekend as it only takes 2 hours to do |
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I'll be picking up a few new handles to have painted KAV this week. Painted the body color, the handles just disappear into the car. It really makes it look so much better w/o the bright silver! |
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I'd be really interested to see them painted body color vs. black |
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I'm sure a dealer would paint them for your. but you'll pay extra. All they are going to do is charge you for them to outsource it. Might as well go directly to the body shop. I don't have any links to black handles on our paint color... but here is body color matched handles.... http://www.the370z.com/exterior-inte...ml#post1074761 looks amazing to me. |
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The emblems I'm not sure about, I kinda like how the silver makes them "pop" but at the same time black could look really good. I'm definitely going to plasti them as the time it takes isn't long. The fangs and rear valence took longer since taping them take a while where as with the logos you simply put a square around them and spray it. |
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a few photos down you can see a Plastidip Badge on a 40th Color..... |
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Not a big fan of the black emblems (at least not on the front). I think its because the headlight housings are so bright, if those were painted too it would tie it all together nicely. Also, I love the chin spoiler on that one 40th, so sexy! I would definitely be interested in adding one of those soon. |
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That's xdeslitx. That's the bumper and Bomex front lip and handles he had painted. |
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I might leave them on now :) |
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How do you do plastidipping is it any different from having it painted with a paint canister? Do you need to take off the whole front bumper with plastidip?
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*Note you don't have to get as extreme with covering the car as the guy did in the above thread, the plastidip can be removed if you mess up and can be easily wiped off before it drys. I did a 12" protection barrier surrounding the spray area, the one in the thread is like 24"+ |
What brand of paint did you use? Did you use a clear paint also? thanks for the reply. Im still contemplating whether to use a vinyl rap or have it spray painted.
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Painted mine last year and still looking good, use a primer, your choice of black(gloss/matte), prep properly and take your time, the link provided is a good DIY too http://serve.mysmiley.net/animated/anim_33.gif
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O&G - your actual paint looks great! Much more contrast than the plastidip seems to offer. Thanks for posting those pics! Link to plastidip: http://www.plastidip.com/ |
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