Painting Grill - FJ60
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RredFJ40 said:
yep, but the point where it can't suport itself is well below the melting point.
use rocker paint!
I have done all my trucks, sand clean, Rubberized rockerguard, then some black paint over that to give the desired color you want, gloss or flat, the rockerguard lasts a long time and if sprayed at the right distance gives you a perfect texture, it looks great, oh and a little tip, finish the toyota writing off in some white paint!
Good luck!
http://tgtbt79.tripod.com/picsforyou/index.album?i=4
here are some pics!
I have done all my trucks, sand clean, Rubberized rockerguard, then some black paint over that to give the desired color you want, gloss or flat, the rockerguard lasts a long time and if sprayed at the right distance gives you a perfect texture, it looks great, oh and a little tip, finish the toyota writing off in some white paint!
Good luck!
http://tgtbt79.tripod.com/picsforyou/index.album?i=4
here are some pics!
Took mine off and painted them... I sanded them down and I used some rustolem plastic paint. It took well to the "chrome" trim and after 4 light coats I hit it with some rustolem matte enamal-3 coats. Looks relly good. I tried to scratch them and seems really soild. I figure if I get rock chipps down the road I can take them off and sand them again and put another coat on it.
