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This might be the way to go for refinishing an older car with a crappy paint job. It'd look way better than any cheap paint job from Maaco, Earl Shieb, etc.; at least the color would be even! Longevity ... yeah, I know it's not forever, but neither is a respray either; you get what you pay for with cheap paint jobs
Sigh, nice way to decrease the value of the vehicle by thousands! I can see someone doing this with an older vehicle but something that new is stupid. My buddy has the same look with a 2001 F150. Use to have white now as this. Alot of people thought he got a new truck.
Sigh, nice way to decrease the value of the vehicle by thousands! I can see someone doing this with an older vehicle but something that new is stupid. My buddy has the same look with a 2001 F150. Use to have white now as this. Alot of people thought he got a new truck.
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Originally Posted by bobman
How much are a few rattlecans of flat black ?
Bet they're less than $120, and your car will look just as stupid.
Some folks shouldn't be allowed out on their own.
You guys seem to miss the obvious point here.
You can rip it off again and underneath you'll have a perfectly kept paint job, making it more attractive on the used car market.
You know, you get all kinds of nice benefits if you think a little sometimes.
You can rip it off again and underneath you'll have a perfectly kept paint job, making it more attractive on the used car market.
You know, you get all kinds of nice benefits if you think a little sometimes.
Yeah, half the people posting here have absolutely no idea what they are even commenting about.
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Definitely looks like a $120 job too....
