Going to Paint my Calipers..
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Going to Paint my Calipers..
And I need your help. I'm probably going to use G2 paint but I heard the brush that comes with that isn't good. If you know what kind or size of brush would be most useful in this case that'd be great. Also, would like to know where you guys got the large "LEXUS" and small Lexus logo(for the rear) on ebay at. I checked but couldn't find a link. And any recommendations on which hightemp clearcoat to get? Thanks all, I'll be sure to post pics after of course! I know you guys love that
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Here are the decals I applied on mine. They've been on for about a year and are still in perfect shape. I didn't even clearcoat, as I was afraid it would yellow with the heat.
Honestly, the G2 brush is more than adequate for this purpose. Any brushmarks disappear because the epoxy-paint is self-leveling.
http://www.bombgrafx.com/ready
Honestly, the G2 brush is more than adequate for this purpose. Any brushmarks disappear because the epoxy-paint is self-leveling.
http://www.bombgrafx.com/ready
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Here are the decals I applied on mine. They've been on for about a year and are still in perfect shape. I didn't even clearcoat, as I was afraid it would yellow with the heat.
Honestly, the G2 brush is more than adequate for this purpose. Any brushmarks disappear because the epoxy-paint is self-leveling.
http://www.bombgrafx.com/ready
Honestly, the G2 brush is more than adequate for this purpose. Any brushmarks disappear because the epoxy-paint is self-leveling.
http://www.bombgrafx.com/ready
For the longest time I told myself no wild colors, keep it simple with black and a white decal over it. But as I'm about to go through with the project..I changed my mind! LOL oops I might get some criticism for it but what I'm hoping to accomplish is a really clean look that adds a little aggressiveness. Welp, only one way to find out now!
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G2 worked great for me. Didn't really know what I was doing and came out looking ****. http://www.g2usa.com/
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