Denim blue...DO NOT PAINT LOWERS DIY!
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Denim blue...DO NOT PAINT LOWERS DIY!
Hello all.
My experience this weekend has taught me this....
DO NOT paint your lowers yourself if you have a denim blue car. My car is two tone now. Audi paint doesnt match, custom paint doesnt match. Trust me, get a proffesional to do it. Im either forced now to live with a two tone audi or to get a Body kit.
If you have silver or what not , knock yourself out but its hard to get denim blue perfectly matched.
And if youre asking, I did the back lower, saw the color being off and then I was forced to do the front. I left the sides because im not sure if I should even bother now.
My experience this weekend has taught me this....
DO NOT paint your lowers yourself if you have a denim blue car. My car is two tone now. Audi paint doesnt match, custom paint doesnt match. Trust me, get a proffesional to do it. Im either forced now to live with a two tone audi or to get a Body kit.
If you have silver or what not , knock yourself out but its hard to get denim blue perfectly matched.
And if youre asking, I did the back lower, saw the color being off and then I was forced to do the front. I left the sides because im not sure if I should even bother now.
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RE: Denim blue...DO NOT PAINT LOWERS DIY!
ORIGINAL: Belligerenceā¢
that's a good job, but you can still see the difference between the lowers and the rest of the car. I guess it's just a tough colour to match.
that's a good job, but you can still see the difference between the lowers and the rest of the car. I guess it's just a tough colour to match.
What you're seeing is the nature of metallic paint... every little curve of light makes the color change.
It's dead nutz on.
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