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Painted the lower part of the bumper (fashia?)

well some of you might know that i HAD an SE' bumper and swapped to a gt/p bumper. well the bumper is in pretty good condition except for the lower fashia? i guess the word would be. well it was a gray type of color and all scratched and stuff, and i saw someone on here had a silver car with the lower part black so i decided i wanted to dew that too and heres the results before during and after.

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PAINTED
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thanks guys! yeah i should of sanded it a little better, but i like to rush things. im veryyyy impatient lol. but it doesnt really matter because the car is going in for paint after the winter. probably jet black or galaxy silver. not sure yet, but i just felt like painting it :D
 


Angry bird FTW!!

Actually that was the first thing to pop into my head lol

Looks good, I don't think silver grand prixs look good with any other color fascia then black and gunmetal.
 


I did mine with 600 dry. It's been over a year and no sand scratches have come through. Mine is a bronze metallic color to match some vinyl I have on the top side.
 
i just used some random sanding block from walmart. came out fine. the paint really filled in alot of the scratches and stuff.

the paint was valspar plastic paint. gloss black. no primer needed.
 


This is by far my favorite thing that I have done to my car. even though it is a big ***** you should paint the rear one to mach now. unless your serious about getting it repainted in the spring then I would leave it
 
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