what are you doing with them?
repainting that silver colour, or going yellow or black?
-FFF
repainting that silver colour, or going yellow or black?
-FFF
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try doing a yellow to black fade like your windshield.
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i think that going black will look awesome, very clean look like the rest of your sled.
-FFF
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Well here is the final product.
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Here are some shots of the polished floor boards.
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Here are some shots of the polished floor boards.
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Nice sled it looks great.Well here is the final product.
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Here are some shots of the polished floor boards.
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Looks great!
I painted my trailing arms black last year and it held up well. Blast, prime, 3 coats of color and a few coats of clear. The only chips were from me dropping the sliding half of my primary clutch on the right side while I was removing it!
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What was your process on the tunnel? I think it could shine up a bit better but its hard to tell from the pics.
I painted my trailing arms black last year and it held up well. Blast, prime, 3 coats of color and a few coats of clear. The only chips were from me dropping the sliding half of my primary clutch on the right side while I was removing it!
What was your process on the tunnel? I think it could shine up a bit better but its hard to tell from the pics.
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I've said it before, and not afraid to say it again
In my opinion good paint (not a aerosol) is better than powder. Once a chip gets in powder, hello rust. Paint will keep the rust from creeping much better.
I use an industrial grade epoxy on them. It will beat powder hands down.
Nice clean sled by the way.
If you have some extra time, I could use about 4 sleds detailed out
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