Once again, I was bored.I had a VIBE emblem sitting in my room, from when I had my doors painted and decided to put them on the heatsheid itself. Why? it looks cool I also hand-painted my VVT-i and 16 Valve emblems with silver paint, and while not perfect, I like how they turned out. I'll probably be replacing this entire thing later on anyways, so little mistakes now will be fixed in the final version!
how would u re-do this method..just incase someone screwed up?!?
My Car, with the kit on. it looks awesome! come and check it out, tell me what u think.P.S. the gray will be painted momentarily http://www.cardomain.com/ride/514882/1
I have no idea ... sandblast it back down to plastic, or order a new heatshield for $30.I have since gotten rid of my headshield - I have something special on the way to replace it
Quote, originally posted by rcasciola »how would u re-do this method..just incase someone screwed up?!? Wanna buy an extra one to practice on? http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=9090
YES!I still visit GenVibe periodically. I have not forgotten about my "original" family over here!
depends on how bad the paint is. if it's not too bad, you can sand it down alittle. then primer it, seal it, paint it, and clear it.... if you click on my cardomain link and go to page 6, i posted what i did when i painted mine. i repainted over the previous paint.
03, Abyss monotone GT, 6 disk changer, moon and tunes, Cargo mat/nets, power package, side airbags, AEM Short Ram Intake, Borla exhaust , 35% tint all around, F1 strut tower brace, debadged, 17" Excel rims w/ federal ss595 tires.