Painting engine covers
thread jack, my bad.
What would be the best way to do the reverse/back up lights (keeping them protected) when I tint the tail lights?
Back to thread: The Black with red would look sick. Yellow would too, but it's an Audi not Chevy, but just a thought from one redneck to any other out there.
What would be the best way to do the reverse/back up lights (keeping them protected) when I tint the tail lights?
Back to thread: The Black with red would look sick. Yellow would too, but it's an Audi not Chevy, but just a thought from one redneck to any other out there.
ORIGINAL: proxeyed
thread jack, my bad.
What would be the best way to do the reverse/back up lights (keeping them protected) when I tint the tail lights?
Back to thread: The Black with red would look sick. Yellow would too, but it's an Audi not Chevy, but just a thought from one redneck to any other out there.
thread jack, my bad.
What would be the best way to do the reverse/back up lights (keeping them protected) when I tint the tail lights?
Back to thread: The Black with red would look sick. Yellow would too, but it's an Audi not Chevy, but just a thought from one redneck to any other out there.
On topic:I'm from Ga but not a redneck lol. I'm doing the whole car black with small hints of red. Not like the gti's but Just here and there. My vtda is black and red and my hoses will be red so I think it look cool to keep things the same. I know
You can use liquid mask (hobby store). It's a thickish film you brush on the rings, paint the covers, let dry then peel the mask film off the rings. Works well and saves lots of xactoknife/tape time.
ORIGINAL: timbo108
You can use liquid mask (hobby store). It's a thickish film you brush on the rings, paint the covers, let dry then peel the mask film off the rings. Works well and saves lots of xactoknife/tape time.
You can use liquid mask (hobby store). It's a thickish film you brush on the rings, paint the covers, let dry then peel the mask film off the rings. Works well and saves lots of xactoknife/tape time.


