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26-03-2014, 11:26 PM
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CNC fixer guy
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Melbourne Vic
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I thought there was too much chrome so i figured I would try some blackouts with plasti dip spray coating.I think the remaining chrome stands out more now and I can easily peel the coating off if I change my mind.
There are several colours and effects available now. Go for it! My attempt: Pic. https://db.tt/wmf0IX6q
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Weekend Toy: S1 AU Fairlane V8 with LTD bits, Tickford 17" wheels, front and rear chin spoilers, series 2 front brake conversion with Super pro bushes, Pacemaker headers, rear muffler removed, Kings/Pedders lowered suspension, Koni adj rears, painted headlight bezels, HR 2300kg hitch, 2 stage shift kit, trans cooler, reverse cam and media player. Wife unit's : 2010 update FG XR6, reverse cam, HR 2300kg Hitch, German Maestro speakers, parcel shelf sub, trimmed mudflaps, batman stickers. Last edited by Raptor; 27-03-2014 at 08:50 AM. |
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plasti dip paint coating experiment with an au LTD grille.
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