New grill...
04-29-2014, 12:07 AM
#22
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Damn. That does look like ****. ****ty they even attempt to let it leave the shop that way. I do a rear fx4 bumper, but mine is race red. Doubt the colors match.
04-30-2014, 10:20 PM
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Good grief, are you serious? How would they even try and act like it was a job well done and think a customer would be satisfied with that? Bunch of lazy ***holes. That pisses me off just reading that post. That screams laziness and lack of professionalism
04-30-2014, 11:06 PM
#27
My bumper is currently plastidip, with a clear coat. I did this to make sure I wanted to color match. As for the ptm bumper, it was sanded primed and painted like it should have been. The grill was blasted to remove the stainless, scuffed primed, painted then cleared 3 times. Should hold up well. Finish has a lifetime warranty. As for the bumper, they are refinishing it. He had his son did it and felt horrible after I showed it to him, need less to say, he's painted the rear for free.
04-30-2014, 11:14 PM
#28
My bumper is currently plastidip, with a clear coat. I did this to make sure I wanted to color match. As for the ptm bumper, it was sanded primed and painted like it should have been. The grill was blasted to remove the stainless, scuffed primed, painted then cleared 3 times. Should hold up well. Finish has a lifetime warranty. As for the bumper, they are refinishing it. He had his son did it and felt horrible after I showed it to him, need less to say, he's painted the rear for free.
They are painting the chrome bumpers? Using epoxy primer? And flex additive?
Just wondering what their process is for doing this. Especially if they warranty it. Most ships that paint chrome, do not warranty. The process I developed holds up really well, my grille has 3000 miles on it now, no chips.