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tomrev
I'm sure the info is here, but search couldn't get me there. I am cleaning up my 7 by 16 in. Fuchs, and would like to respray the black centers. Would like to match the satin finish of original, and wonder what paint products others have tried. Did you re-prime, or use a thin coat of self etching primer before the black, or will a clean, and light scrubby rub be enough before the finish spray. Thanks!
Big Len
I didn't re-prime, just cleaned the crap out of them. After masking, scuffed them up with either a scotch brite pad or 440 sandpaper. Cleaned all dust with a tack cloth, then used Duplicolor satin spray with a couple of coats of clear after. Came out very nice.
tomrev
QUOTE(Big Len @ Sep 1 2014, 04:05 AM) *

I didn't re-prime, just cleaned the crap out of them. After masking, scuffed them up with either a scotch brite pad or 440 sandpaper. Cleaned all dust with a tack cloth, then used Duplicolor satin spray with a couple of coats of clear after. Came out very nice.


Thanks Len!
Cuda911
They didn't come painted black. They came shiny. So, that isn't "original" that you are matching.

Personally, I think the original shiny looks WAY better than painted.
tomrev
QUOTE(Cuda911 @ Sep 1 2014, 07:51 AM) *

They didn't come painted black. They came shiny. So, that isn't "original" that you are matching.

Personally, I think the original shiny looks WAY better than painted.

I beg to differ; these are 7 by 16, from 911, and 944. They are factory satin black centers, with polished outer, very common.
Cuda911
^^ Ah, ok, if they are from 911's, yes, you are correct. The 914 ones are shiny.
Cap'n Krusty
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