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Hey all,
As with most EL's my plastic stripes have faded. Does anyone know of anything, short of getting them resprayed that can colour them up again?
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Peel them off, sand them, spray them, clear them, stick them back on. Only way really.
You can get colour matched paint made up in spray bombs for $30. These work very well for things like this, wouldn't want to paint a large panel, boot, bonnet or door, but good for side skirt and trims... |
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Cheers mate. It's p*****g me off having them so faded
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fiend wrote: Peel them off, sand them, spray them, clear them, stick them back on. Only way really. You can get colour matched paint made up in spray bombs for $30. These work very well for things like this, wouldn't want to paint a large panel, boot, bonnet or door, but good for side skirt and trims... Thanks for the helpful post Great members here in this forum always ready to offer help and advice This is how a top forum like this Ford Mods should be run... Thanks again... |
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Age: 34 Posts: 3379 Joined: 11th Mar 2008 Ride: EA SVO, AU2, Toyota Crown Location: Bendigo |
OR like i did on my EB as a temp fix, AutoGlym bumper care. Works a treat. But it is high in silicone, so when time comes to paint, make sure you get it all off.
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89.SVO wrote: OR like i did on my EB as a temp fix, AutoGlym bumper care. Works a treat. But it is high in silicone, so when time comes to paint, make sure you get it all off. I heard AutoGlym was good but do the stripes are red, do they make one for the red?
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Age: 34 Posts: 3379 Joined: 11th Mar 2008 Ride: EA SVO, AU2, Toyota Crown Location: Bendigo |
Six wrote: 89.SVO wrote: OR like i did on my EB as a temp fix, AutoGlym bumper care. Works a treat. But it is high in silicone, so when time comes to paint, make sure you get it all off. I heard AutoGlym was good but do the stripes are red, do they make one for the red? dude. it works on all colours. LOL. It makes plastics glossy again. You will have to do it like every two days at the start. and then at least weekly.
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my red strips on the xr arent to bad, but i gave the whole car a polish and wax and the wax brought a lot more colour into it.
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