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| View Poll Results: What should I do with my grills/rubstrips? | |||
| Paint the rubstrips to match the grill in gloss black. | | 19 | 59.38% |
| Paint the grill flat black to match the rubstrips. | | 13 | 40.63% |
| Voters: 32. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| Would be interested to hear about a estoril/gloss-black strip combo myself
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| I'd be interested to see how it comes out. However, you'd have to some how make the strips smooth in order to paint them gloss black and have it look normal. I'd say go for it!
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If I paint my moldings they will maul me? I picked up a semigloss textured paint and some adhesion promoter that I tried out on the shock tower caps and it looks good, I may give that a shot. Last edited by upperguy : 05-22-2007 at 09:56 AM. |
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Point being, I wouldn't mess around with something that looks fine to begin with. If anything, I would do a matte black on the grill and call it a day. I think e36's lose too much definition when their moldings are painted. I know you are keeping yours black, but the matte look works for me. It takes away from the contrast of the lines in my opinion. PS - Regardless of what you do with your car, I still wouldn't pet a pooping bear. |
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| im gonna have to clean up the bumper mouldings on mine and paint them cos the previous owner did a halfords drive by job of colour coding them to the car body colour , same with my grill . ill post pics over the weekend to see how it goes it cant get any worse , was going for satin black with satin acrylic laquer |