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Topic: LX Body Molding Question
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sigsagg650
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We are currently turning a 1993 GT into an LX, we bought the bumper and moldings but the rubber moldings are black. We want to paint the rubber moldings white to match the car. Does anyone know what paint would work for the black moldings?
Posts: 158 | From: Mountain View | Registered: Apr 2008
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RODRIGUEZ
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Its Fords oxford white....
Does that help?
[ June 16, 2010, 04:05 PM: Message edited by: RODRIGUEZ ]
Posts: 1182 | From: East Bay | Registered: Apr 2009
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91blackstallion
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hm pues vale jus get any white paint and paint it fuck it or buy hella white out and der u go lol
Posts: 409 | From: in da heavens | Registered: May 2010
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CHP2981
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It all depends on how clean you want it. If you have the money any shop will spray it. You have to use flexable paint that won't chip. Or you can do what it did and sand it smooth with like 1500 or 2000 grit wet sand paper with water. Primer it with bumper primer sand that smooth again then paint it white sand it then white again to make it a thick coat sand it again then clearcoat it a couple times then really lightly sand the clear then buff it out and polish it. That's what I did and I am not a painter I just watched my uncle alot. It shouldn't cost that much maybe a 50 or 60 in materials or take it to a shop and they'll charge maybe a couple hundred. Like I said it's how clean you want it.
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Posts: 521 | From: Richmond | Registered: Jun 2009
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sigsagg650
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Thanks guys, I painted them and it looks clean...Now I need to buy some chrome 4 lug cobras and we done with the project..
Posts: 158 | From: Mountain View | Registered: Apr 2008
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