DIY painting engine cover, fuse covers, etc. w/ pics!
#42
Do you figure that using the ground coat, but with one of the high heat paints as a top coat that the "metallic" look will still come through? I ask becuase I'm partial to blue, but the MetalCast blue isn't that nicest.
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Originally Posted by Cheif Thundercloud
I just painted mine black because I wasnt sure if I wanted something flashy.
I like how it turned out.
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#48
Originally Posted by LowMileLude
That looks pretty good. Lots of one color though...
Ever thought to do something like this:
http://www.mazda6club.com/gallery/al...s/PA150553.JPG
Ever thought to do something like this:
http://www.mazda6club.com/gallery/al...s/PA150553.JPG
#51
Originally Posted by quadraphonic
What did you use to mask the Toyota emblem and 'VVT-i'??
I used that light green 3m tape. and a brand new razorblade.
I think its a fuse cover.
#52
check it
That red is just awesome, good job
hmmmm...check it
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Originally Posted by CBSIMONSEZ
Now...... if i can only get a can of Hot Lava Orange, then i too could paint the engine cover to match, well have to wait and see... hmmmmmmm
hmmmm...check it
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/624889
#53
I disagree with quadraphonic... I like the MetalCast metallic blue. Im doing the plastic parts of the engine right now with it, with the exception of that plastic cover that says VVT-i... because i think THAT much blue is too much.
Still, the bright blue of the MetalCast color contrasts nicely with the darker color of the Indigo Ink. PM me for pics.
Still, the bright blue of the MetalCast color contrasts nicely with the darker color of the Indigo Ink. PM me for pics.
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