Rear fill-in's, picture to explain
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Does anyone make rear fill in letters for the back bumper, I think it would be a nice touch, this is where I'm talking about:
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Or can they be custom made you think?
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Or can they be custom made you think?
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That looks super sharp, but I was hoping for some vinyl fill ins just incase I ever wanted to remove them. Plus, I dont know how steady my hands would be trying to paint it, kind of a small area, lol. Did you do your'* yourself?
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Originally Posted by crazyjoe
That looks super sharp, but I was hoping for some vinyl fill ins just incase I ever wanted to remove them. Plus, I dont know how steady my hands would be trying to paint it, kind of a small area, lol. Did you do your'* yourself?
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Originally Posted by Jack
Wow that looks sharp, almost makes me wish my bonne was white.Just wouldn't look as good on my dark green.
Model master, model paints, makes a chrome silver paint # FS 17178. That might look nice with your chrome trim.
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Wow that looks sharp, almost makes me wish my bonne was white.Just wouldn't look as good on my dark green.
Model master, model paints, makes a chrome silver paint # FS 17178. That might look nice with your chrome trim.
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I hand painted the lettering on the rear light bar. I used DupliColor '99 galaxy silver and a small brush and a small pieceof bamboo skewer to "rub" the excess off of mine.That'* been over a year ago and still looks good. Didn;t know about the model paint markers until after I did mine
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