velocityhead

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I saw that screw there but figured there HAD to be more....thanks!

08Lancer89

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Looks really good

velocityhead

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FYI: I added some more finished pics to the original post.

07outty

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.........that easy , huh ?

if you get a chance , could you post up a pic of that screw location.

i must be blind.......i could not see it.

thanks

Cesarn2928

i would paint it right now.. but takin dat ring off is a bittttttttttttttaaach! lol

jazket

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All it needs now is a sicko drop!

velocityhead

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Agreed! Gonna black out the window trim this week and hopefully tint later this month. Wheels and a drop will come in the next few months...

I'm debating between black or bronze (gold) wheels. I think the bronze would look pretty sweet...I threw something together:

Thoughts?

blaze00

the bronze looks pretty bad ***

Cesarn2928

i like the black man... and def... i gotta black out my ring.... looks badass like that

SOEuro

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that does look good,im gonna go buy a can today

gaspipedreamer

anyone live in so cal that want to help me do it

bruce988jl

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Did you sand or prep the trim's surface before spraying? I just did about 40 tools at my work (had to color code the new tool set for my department it sucked) and I noticed a huge handling difference when I roughed up some of the surface before painting... So far every 1/5 that I didn't prep started to chip/peel away (since its just a rubber coating) whereas the prepped ones are still holding strong. Also when this stuff chips, don't peel it.. it litterally peels like rubber cement glue and you'll wind up with a bigger hole than before... I think a flatblack paint might have been a better choice IMO but the plastidip is definitely a creative idea. I wouldn't mind doing my shift knob in that stuff someday.

velocityhead

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After I took the ring off, I just cleaned it really well (I used windex and water), taking care not to get oil from my fingers on the surface. After that, I did 4 coats, 30 minutes apart, then let it dry 4 hours before reassembling it.

I guess my thinking is that it's on the front of the car and it's GOING to get chipped, so I want to be able to easily pull it off if I need to respray it at some point.

InjectedPerf

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looks awesome, really cleans out the lines of the front and makes it a little less cluttered.

bronze wheels are where its at IMO

GiLizILL

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i got matte bronze (non-shiny) Work XD-9's rims
I think it goes well with RG

thanks for the diy, i havebeen looking to do this for quite some time