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1992eclipseGS
01-29-2006, 05:19 PM
Nothing too fasinating, just a little somethang different to put on my car. But my question is, How do i go about painting them?? I was told by a co-worker, that i need to sand them down, Prime them, sand them down again, and then paint them. Is this what i really have to do. I thought I could just go to autozone, by the right paint, and paint them myself. If I have to prime them and shit, then i'ma have to take them to a body shop, which i'm sure there gonna rape my wallet. Any advice from you guys???
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1992eclipseGS
01-29-2006, 07:05 PM
Anyone know how i should go about painting these

vanilla gorilla
01-29-2006, 07:06 PM
do a search

Thor06
01-29-2006, 07:23 PM
Take it to a body shop. I doubt you will get a good finish with spray paint and the spray can color never matches the body right.

SLoe
01-29-2006, 07:49 PM
Anyone know how i should go about painting these
Go get them painted at a shop or they will look like shit, because if you have to ask how then you don't know how. Get some practice before you attempt that. And your sig picture is too damn BIG Take it eazy on us poor bastards who still use dial-up.:icon16:

Rx79394
01-29-2006, 11:36 PM
Yea take it to the body shop is most likely what I would do. Did you get those offline? If so what website?

imtheoneandonlyD
01-30-2006, 01:31 AM
Im with the body shop idea. I dont think they should charge to much, when i was looking at getting a hood painted the most was around 150. I can ONLY guess mirrors would be cheaper

95_GSX
02-02-2006, 03:44 PM
I would have a hard time seeing a body shop charging more than$100-$150 to paint those for you, and maybe even less but i doubt it. If you don't have much/any experience painting you probably won't like the results if you do it yourself. But there is only one way to get experience painting, and thats to pick up a spray gun. I doubt you will like the results if you rattle can it. It just doesn't look good on the exterior of a car. you can get by "rat-canning" an interior but light acts differently on the exterior of a car and it will deffinatly be noticeable. my :2cents:

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