GenVibe - Community for Pontiac Vibe Enthusiasts

Hi Everyone,

This board is awesome, I'm a long time fan (lurker!) So much inspiration, and support to be found on genVibe! A big thanks to all the members.

I drive a 2006 Base, 4AT, Salsa, appx 90.5k. I've been the primary driver since 2009, and it's been in my family since the car left the lot.
I'll save my mods - planned, and completed - for the Garage.

Love the Vibe: Drives like a car, hauls like a truck!

Welcome aboard, DRV!
You're right; This is an awesome group with very helpful folks.
That is one of the cleanest looking 06's I've seen! I'm guessing 92868 doesn't see much snow/salt.
chiadog

Welcome to GenVibe You definitely have the best color also! Thanks for posting a pic and your location (zip code works!) on your very first post! Visit often & get involved here.

Welcome to GenVibe! That's a very nice looking Vibe you've got there ! I'm not a fan of red (Lava) Vibes (vehicles in general for that matter), but I do love Salsa (the color and the food !

You plasti-dip the wheel covers?
Or paint em black?

Good to see lurkers heading into genvibe. Nice looking car... especially in Salsa. My choices were Salsa, White and I ended up with no color... Silver. I waited too long, and that's all that was left! Welcome to the site!!

Welcome! Great year and great colour

Thanks for the welcome reception everyone. I have admired all your rides, and received numerous amounts of beneficial information from all of you!

Chiadog wrote:I'm guessing 92868 doesn't see much snow/salt.

The only snow in Southern California is on the mountain tops, and the only salt is in the Pacific Ocean

A Psycho Martyr wrote:You plasti-dip the wheel covers?
Or paint em black?

Flat black paint, as well as the grill, after a white primer coat.

vibolista wrote:I ended up with the best color... Silver!

Edited that for ya !

Hello all, I was looking at painting my stock hubcaps just like this. I was wondering if you sanded them first before primer and paint or if you just primed and painted them. Also wondering how they are holding up? is the paint chipping away? Thanks guys!

This probably isn't the best place to ask that question - because it will be overlooked. I'd search the site here for "plastidip" and/or "plasti-dip". Several people have used that and it seems to work very well, is surprisingly durable, and it can be un-done with relative ease.

I guess it is never "plasti-dip". So here you go...

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