i just got my oem 99 bumpers, and i really dont want to fork over so much money to have them painted. so i was thinking of painting them myself and see how they come out. What would i have to buy in order to have a good looking paint job as in clear coat, paint and whatever else i need, and any suggestions on how to do it. How much would i end up spending and where would i buy good paint?
by the way, wouldnt it be cool if we had a custome 2GNT valve cover? and with the word TURBO on it for us turbo guys!
SoCal DSM 1996 RS-T: Under Construction 1999 GS AE: New daily driver "USING NO WAY AS A WAY, HAVING NO LIMITATION AS A LIMITATION"--BRUCE LEE
#51089, "RE: self paint job & valve cover" In response to Reply # 0
>by the way, wouldnt it be cool if we had a custome 2GNT valve >cover? and with the word TURBO on it for us turbo guys!
not really.
You've Just Been YourInMyMirrOWNED! CrazyEclipse: Personally I cant do it or at least I dont believe I can. And YA I do play with it...... sometimes...... I'm not bashful, and I think I am the first girl on 2gnt that has admit to it.
DINO: Frankly, life really is great, everyone should be dancing, this really is fun and no, my anus is not bleeding. YAY!
#51107, "RE: self paint job & valve cover" In response to Reply # 2 Jun-23-03 04:47 AM by grneclipse
Hey glad you got the bumpers,
Did they get their in one piece? I hope so because the packers were scaring the sh*t outta me when they were forcing the bumpers in.
Anyhow, unless you have the appropriate tools and knowledge (how much hardener, and how to blend the colors) than I personally wouldn't do it myself. Than again, if you're a do-it-yourselfer than I'm sure it's not a problem. I just think it's a lot harder than it looks
Don't have the stock Eclipse anymore Just a stock Gsr now,
#51299, "RE: self paint job & valve cover" In response to Reply # 4
no, it's not harder than it looks
i've done it to my old car, and in about a month i'm repainting the talon myself, clearcoat is the hard part, just make sure you keep the gun perpendicular to the surface you are painting