my 2010 octane blue gts
my 2010 octane blue gts
just blacked out the center of my bumper...
the projector headlights are factory (available as a 2010 option)
future mod...
-paint the center brake light with the vehicle color
-cold air intake
-paint stock rims... maybe low-gloss gunmetal or low-gloss black




the projector headlights are factory (available as a 2010 option)
future mod...
-paint the center brake light with the vehicle color
-cold air intake
-paint stock rims... maybe low-gloss gunmetal or low-gloss black




Last edited by jdc; Sep 3, 2010 at 10:30 PM.
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With the temperature in the low 80s and direct sunlight, i gave it 20-second flash time inbetween coats (I sprayed 1 dry coat and 3 wet coats). After I sprayed the last coat, I waited about 5 minutes and it was completely dry.
If you're going to black out yours, use SEM Trim Black.

from an auto body painter (me)
If you're going to black out yours, use SEM Trim Black.
With the temperature in the low 80s and direct sunlight, i gave it 20-second flash time inbetween coats (I sprayed 1 dry coat and 3 wet coats). After I sprayed the last coat, I waited about 5 minutes and it was completely dry.
If you're going to black out yours, use SEM Trim Black.

from an auto body painter (me)
If you're going to black out yours, use SEM Trim Black.
well I didnt sand it off. I did use the sandpaper to flatten out the texture. I used the scotch brite for adhesion (before spraying anything). and after I completely covered the pieces and the spot on the bumper with the trim black paint, I used the sand paper to sand out the texture, and I then sprayed couple more coats, which gave me a nice smooth texture.
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