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trent1542
Hi everyone, I am wondering what type of black matte paint to use on the front/rear valences and the steel rocker panels.
Also what primer should we use with the selected paint?

Thanks!
Lennies914
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Hopefully someone will chime in because I'll be doing mine soon as well.
saigon71
QUOTE(Lennies914 @ Jan 6 2012, 09:46 PM) *

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Hopefully someone will chime in because I'll be doing mine soon as well.


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markb
Wurth primer & satin black works for me. Easy to touch up.... smile.gif
messix
BBQ black, tough and thick and lays down good.
Lennies914
QUOTE(messix @ Jan 6 2012, 09:50 PM) *

BBQ black, tough and thick and lays down good.



Any pics?
Mike Bellis
I used commercial grade rattle can bumper trim black on mine. It stays somewhat flexible, resistant to chips.
PancakePorsche
SEM makes a pre-mixed satin black trim paint available from auto paint suppliers which looks just fantastic on my black parts. Did magic on the gas tank as well.
JStroud
QUOTE(markb @ Jan 6 2012, 09:46 PM) *

Wurth primer & satin black works for me. Easy to touch up.... smile.gif



agree.gif Thats what I bought for mine, says on the can flexible, for trim parts.


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Hope this helps

Jeff
euro911
Does the WURTH product apply a textured finish?
JStroud
QUOTE(euro911 @ Jan 7 2012, 08:25 AM) *

Does the WURTH product apply a textured finish?



I don't believe so, but don't know for sure, haven't painted mine yet.

Jeff
Krieger
QUOTE(PancakePorsche @ Jan 7 2012, 12:25 AM) *

SEM makes a pre-mixed satin black trim paint available from auto paint suppliers which looks just fantastic on my black parts. Did magic on the gas tank as well.

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Easy to redo after a few years of chips.
campbellcj
I use the Wurth satin trim paint above. It has the required 'flex' for thin-gauge metal or fiberglass to help reduce cracking and chipping.
Gint
I shot my front valance with spray bomb undercoat from FLAPS. It still looks great. Cleanup and shoot in 10 minutes. Done. I'm going to do the same thing with my outer rocker panels.
AndyB
I went with Rustoleum Semi Gloss Black. Available everywhere
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