Caliper paint Recomendations
05-25-09, 09:12 PM
#35
if you knwo how to paint and do it perfect the brushed painting method is better. but IMO the spray is much easier and it usually comes out better if done by the average person.
03-10-11, 08:33 AM
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[QUOTE=XprincoX;4547138]yes i know Matt the owner of motogfx. lol
i've purchased a decals from this guy,the next day got n e-mail saying the were shipped,2 1/2 weeks later of waiting anD NOTHING
>>>> SCAMMMM>>>> BEWARE
i've purchased a decals from this guy,the next day got n e-mail saying the were shipped,2 1/2 weeks later of waiting anD NOTHING
>>>> SCAMMMM>>>> BEWARE
03-10-11, 08:48 AM
#41
[QUOTE=H_G'S_IS;6212414]I am trying to get a local dealer so that I can go there personally to raise hell if I have to.
03-10-11, 10:35 AM
#43
http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2489099
I did some research online before I painted my calipers and found this thread on a Honda forum (I know...it's Honda...commence flame, lol). Truthfully, it's a lot of work and will be somewhat time consuming, but the end result speaks for itself. I did the exact same steps as stated in the thread and I got the same quality results...except I used black Duplicolor caliper paint w/ the white Lexus logo. If you have the time and the desire, this method works.
I did some research online before I painted my calipers and found this thread on a Honda forum (I know...it's Honda...commence flame, lol). Truthfully, it's a lot of work and will be somewhat time consuming, but the end result speaks for itself. I did the exact same steps as stated in the thread and I got the same quality results...except I used black Duplicolor caliper paint w/ the white Lexus logo. If you have the time and the desire, this method works.
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