So I recently had my rear bumper painted and the person who painted it, painted the black plastic where the exhaust cutouts are. Is there a way I can remove this paint safely without harming the plastic underneath?
Paint in wrong places.
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You mean he actually painted it the same color as your base coat? I'm not sure there is an easy way to remove the paint back to the natural look. It may need to be painted black if they paint it the same as your base coat.
I personally love them painted black rather than the factory unfinished look. Makes the rear of the car more defined IMO. My old cars had that section painted black and I plan to paint my current one.
I personally love them painted black rather than the factory unfinished look. Makes the rear of the car more defined IMO. My old cars had that section painted black and I plan to paint my current one.
Yeah. They sprayed base coat and clear coat over to match the car. I'd like to see the bottom portion black again but if the only way is to paint it, I'll have to wait.
You might be able to go this route. Cheaper than paint probably.
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Thanks! I may look into that carbon fiber option.
Umm... mind throwing up a pic? I'm interesting is seeing it all one color.
I'll take a picture later on today of it. I'm at work right now.
Use a satin plasti dip. You'll have the same look and it rubs right off.
I just took the pictures with my phone. Now to figure out how to upload them.
Let me know if this works or not.
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I can't see it. But I don't have Facebook.
Is slapping the painter an option because they obviously have no clue what they're doing? But seriously, shouldn' t they be the one fixing this?
Is slapping the painter an option because they obviously have no clue what they're doing? But seriously, shouldn' t they be the one fixing this?
I can't see it. But I don't have Facebook.
Is slapping the painter an option because they obviously have no clue what they're doing? But seriously, shouldn' t they be the one fixing this?
Is slapping the painter an option because they obviously have no clue what they're doing? But seriously, shouldn' t they be the one fixing this?
Should? Yes. However, i'm just going to let this one go.
No dice on the pic, and I tried viewing it through Facebook. Just says content isn't available right now.
One of these days, I will have the whole car repainted to fix some imperfections and when I do, I will just have that lower part painted black.
Pretty lame mistake for the painter, he should paint it black or replace it .
Oh man that looks weird!
I don't know of a way to fix it without repaint
I don't know of a way to fix it without repaint
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