Powdercoated Trenz Grill
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Re: Powdercoated Trenz Grill
Originally posted by brodaiga
Anybody do this, I have gunmetal/opal rims on a emerald black max, adn think the chrome will not match. Wonder how it will look powdercoated? Photochoppers?
Anybody do this, I have gunmetal/opal rims on a emerald black max, adn think the chrome will not match. Wonder how it will look powdercoated? Photochoppers?
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Re: Re: Powdercoated Trenz Grill
Originally posted by ivelweyz
Here's an idea get a different grill, if you want your max to look like an Escalade, just get an Escalade...
Here's an idea get a different grill, if you want your max to look like an Escalade, just get an Escalade...
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Try ordinary spray paint in the shade you want first
If it sux, remove it with laqc thinner, but it it looks good, then spring for the p-coat. Your'e out what, $3 bux for the experiment?
In fact, maybe a clear coat over the spary paint may be durable enough, who knows?
In fact, maybe a clear coat over the spary paint may be durable enough, who knows?
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Re: Try ordinary spray paint in the shade you want first
Originally posted by nfafan
If it sux, remove it with laqc thinner, but it it looks good, then spring for the p-coat. Your'e out what, $3 bux for the experiment?
In fact, maybe a clear coat over the spary paint may be durable enough, who knows?
If it sux, remove it with laqc thinner, but it it looks good, then spring for the p-coat. Your'e out what, $3 bux for the experiment?
In fact, maybe a clear coat over the spary paint may be durable enough, who knows?
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