Picked up the car from the shop today w/new paint
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hey lettuce, nice job. I didnt read the entire post, so here goes. Even on a bone stock GS that fender/bumper connection is never a 100% perfect (poly-u vs metal). So dont kill yourself.
Car looks nice man. Enjoy. Funny that after all these years and other kits, the good ole RMM just 'works' Clean and simple always wins I guess!
Car looks nice man. Enjoy. Funny that after all these years and other kits, the good ole RMM just 'works' Clean and simple always wins I guess!
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Hi, I wanted to know how can i paint my gs400 chameleon. I am trying to do it myself because I am tired of going to shops and getting crapy jobs. can someone tell me what r the steps to paint my car chameleon?
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Originally Posted by GsUnit
Hi, I wanted to know how can i paint my gs400 chameleon. I am trying to do it myself because I am tired of going to shops and getting crapy jobs. can someone tell me what r the steps to paint my car chameleon?
If you have never painted a car before, I would think that a pearl or chameleon type paint job would be not a good choice to start with especially on a Lexus. I would just take it to a good shop, that specialize in custom work.
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