#40643, "RE: those who had a shop paint their center taillight piece..." In response to Reply # 0
I payed $72, well my insuranced payed =), they had to do it twice cuz they had to used a different paint that wouldn't chip or flake off of that plastic. I had an altezza piece painted btw, it wasn't the stock one.
#40767, "RE: those who had a shop paint their center taillight piece..." In response to Reply # 3
While we're on the subject, does anybody know a good place to have it painted in So Cal? I dont know jack about paint and need a referral to a place that does a good job. Thanks.
#40794, "RE: those who had a shop paint their center taillight piece..." In response to Reply # 5
How about vinyl stick ons that match the color of the car. that way you don't have to worry about scratches and shit...does anyone know where i can find vinyl to match my paint??
#40830, "RE: those who had a shop paint their center taillight piece..." In response to Reply # 0
The first time that I painted it I just used a can of primer and a can of color matched spray paint (the real dark green). It actually worked all right but it just wasnt as glossy as the rest of the car so I got it painted at a shop, for $35.