need some advice

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    i want to colour-code my black bump strips on my car was just wondered how i would go about it, ill get the paint match from halfords but will i need to laquer etc aswell? any help would be appreciated thanks!
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    Paint match from Halford is always crap mate

    Best of taking it to a body shop and get it done correctly
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    dont do it yourself fella...will look awful!!

    get a bodyshop to do it...you'll be glad you did
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    That you kyle? lol didn't know you was on here? Whats with the vts06?
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    i would go to a bodyshop as when i first got mine done my mate attempted it and after a few weeks they paint started flaking off, in the end i went to a body shop they done it for £250 and done a great job!
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    I'd stay well clear of the Halfrauds paint especially if you've got a metallic.
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    defo body shop m8 if you want ill hook ya up lol, im getting mine done soon for 100 quid cheap as chips.... Aint it David Dickinson???
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    If you were going to do it yourself take it to a actual paint shop and they will mix up an exact match of your colour and put it in a can for you will cost more but will get a good match.
  9. #9
    get it done proper mate honestly you will regret it if you dont.
  10. #10
    defo take it to a bodyshop, only way your gona get a decent finish it!
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    Quote:
    Originally Posted by xclairex View Post
    i would go to a bodyshop as when i first got mine done my mate attempted it and after a few weeks they paint started flaking off, in the end i went to a body shop they done it for £250 and done a great job!
    You need to use a plastic primer to stop the paint from flaking off.

    Its easy enough to do if you prep it right. Newspaper it all up, and use masking tape round the edges. Sand them down then spray them with plastic primer, then a few coats of whatever spray from halfords and then a good bit of laquer for a good finish. Ive known a few people who've done it and its came up brilliant! But u never know, if you're not confident then get it done properly