Meh. Soft touch tip's on the Dupli Colors are fantastic.
Andrew's 1989 325i Project
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I used SEM bumper paint on my SPG. It has held up great for going on 4 years now.
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Where are you getting that info from? Just curious, I hadn't heard anything about that.
I tried the Duplicolor trim paint and I was unimpressed. That's why I ponied up for the Wurth stuff for my euro grilles.Comment
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Either way you slice it, it's still a rattle can job ;)Need a part? PM me.
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Some have powder coated and you can spray with with a grav. fed gun too, which is what I'm going to do. And you dont need to take it to a shop if you can do it yourself:p What Ive been curious about is wrapping them though
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Vinyl wrap is not a bad idea, use some oracal like this
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Im pretty sure pep boys sells the stuff too, but closer to trim sizes, so not as much cutting, but I guess it is better to have more than less.
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