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CyberCivic97
05-14-2002, 06:58 PM
Hey all!
I am going to paint my stock bumper cover and was wondering if there are any links to some DIY sites that have a general step-by-step instructions (or) if any of you can give me a basic list of what to do from start to finish and what paint is best to use (phew!) I am going to do it myself until it comes out the best way possible so any ideas are greatly appreciated! Thanks! Cyber
slowEJ6
05-15-2002, 12:54 PM
use an air compressor/spray gun.
wet sand, wet sand, wet sand, primer, wet sand, paint, wet sand with a VERY fine grit, like 1500, clear, 2000. take your time
CyberCivic97
05-15-2002, 05:28 PM
Hmm, I was told that primer may cause the paint to chip. I was also told that I should look for a paint that has a flexing agent in it... does that make sense? Sheesh, maybe I should just take it to a shop! :crazy: Cyber
KwikR6
05-16-2002, 09:48 AM
Originally posted by CyberCivic97
Hmm, I was told that primer may cause the paint to chip. I was also told that I should look for a paint that has a flexing agent in it... does that make sense? Sheesh, maybe I should just take it to a shop! :crazy: Cyber
Yeah definatly a flexing agent in the paint if your going to paint your bumper....it does make sense....i used to work in a body shop....make sure you use a paint with a flex agent
2000Pimpinex
05-16-2002, 06:22 PM
It would definately be easier to have a shop do it. But if your proficient in painting and have faith in your abilities, then try and do it yourself. Just take your time and have patience.
slowEJ6
05-17-2002, 12:15 AM
flexing agent is great. be sure to prep right....the results once you paint will show how well you prepped/didnt prep.
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