gray plastic molding on front bumper!
#3
I hope you're talking about the lower airdam or the upper non-painted bumper on the chevy trucks. The older pre99' trucks had that really ugly sidemolding crap that continued on to the front bumber which was really ugly and should not be paint, only removed. LOL
If it's the lower airdamn you're talking about then you would simply have to prep it by sanding it down a bit and then the painting can be done. Not sure of the actual process but I was told there are additives that go into the paint to make it adhere and of course a flex agent so the paint doesn't crack.
If it's the lower airdamn you're talking about then you would simply have to prep it by sanding it down a bit and then the painting can be done. Not sure of the actual process but I was told there are additives that go into the paint to make it adhere and of course a flex agent so the paint doesn't crack.
#4
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#8
To answer the question, yes I have painted mine. It's called a bumper cap. Some guys sand it some what smooth, and some just use a high build primer. I used a high build primer and plenty of flex additive. It will get some dings over time, but what won't on the front of a truck. Mine has been done for over 3 years now and still looks very good.
#10
Originally Posted by JRsilverado
I just had mine done. Picked it up from the body shop yesterday. It came out nice. I'm about to go install my chrome grill then I'll take pics and post them.
hey post some pics, interested on how it will look, I have the same color truck and was planning on doing the same thing....