Just be aware that shaky can and epoxy paint don't like each other. Remove all traces if it when you do a proper respray.
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Originally posted by Keith M View PostJust be aware that shaky can and epoxy paint don't like each other. Remove all traces if it when you do a proper respray.
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Originally posted by dashboardmonkey View PostActually no, it is not. Schwarz is actually a fairly tough one to match perfectly. It changes so much in different light.'72 2002 | '74 3.0cs | '88 M5 | '89 330is | '89 M3 | '01 Z3M | '11 328i
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Originally posted by dashboardmonkey View PostActually no, it is not. Schwartz is actually a fairly tough one to match perfectly. It changes so much in different light.Originally posted by Austin! View PostWord. Paint fades with time, so black is actually pretty difficult to match. The worst is reds, though (ask me how I know.)Originally posted by Keith M View PostSchwartz and other metallic paints are the hardest to match. Solids are easy by comparison.
My bumpers turned out well, but my black is for sure faded enough to where I can't touch up with dulplicolor.
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Originally posted by Keith M View PostIf you want to match or spot in older paint, instead of using the factory paint code, have it color matched to the existing paint. If you do a mettalic, spray it the way it's going to mount on the body; ie the hood horizontal, the doors vertical.
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Going to post a bunch of pics here from the other night, we stayed up late and installed the BritPart 2 inch lift and steelies/32's. Haven't been able to organize any good off road trip yet, just beat around in the woods behind the shop. Have driven around town a bit though, have been getting lots of comments on the giant lug nuts haha.
Tire size is 235/85/16 on a 16x8 wheel
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