I'm intend to spray the rear spoiler I have just bought, black 202 and having looked on ebay there are lots of choices, any recommendations for the best ?
There's people on here who have shown a lot of experience in this, but the key thing that comes back is preparation.
The primer and clearcoat seems almost more important than the colour layer.
Sanding between layers, etc. It's very time-consuming.
I paid 200 for my spoiler; purchase, repair, paint and fit. There's no way I could have done it for that myself.
I've used a few different ones, but the most reliable and accurate has been NuAgane. I know the name is naff, but the colour match has been spot on.
Quote from: shnazzle on December 31, 2021, 09:42There's people on here who have shown a lot of experience in this, but the key thing that comes back is preparation.
The primer and clearcoat seems almost more important than the colour layer.
Sanding between layers, etc. It's very time-consuming.
I paid 200 for my spoiler; purchase, repair, paint and fit. There's no way I could have done it for that myself.
My son is into hydro dipping and he tells me he will make an ace job of spraying it so time will tell :)
hydrodip it carbon?
Quote from: Ardent on December 31, 2021, 21:38hydrodip it carbon?
I think to big for his bath but a thought :)
What would you say is the best position for the TTE spoiler ? I know nothing about the rights and wrongs of spoilers but most I have seen always seem to be well to the rear of the car but that could perhaps interfere with the high level brake light ?
(https://i.imgur.com/ECBJ7DC.jpg)
If it's the banana spoiler in the image then that's the only position it will fit.
I've seen good and bad dipping, it's usually the same thing as with paint, if you don't do the prep work you'll see any imperfections through the dip.
A couple of good wet coats of lacquer gives you a good surface to cut back and polish up.
Quote from: Call the midlife! on January 1, 2022, 18:43If it's the banana spoiler in the image then that's the only position it will fit.
I've seen good and bad dipping, it's usually the same thing as with paint, if you don't do the prep work you'll see any imperfections through the dip.
A couple of good wet coats of lacquer gives you a good surface to cut back and polish up.
Thanks, yes it is the banana as above, my son is pretty good at dipping to be honest and he said he could do it but I would prefer it to be sprayed the correct black, looks better imo.
Quote from: Carolyn on December 31, 2021, 09:51I've used a few different ones, but the most reliable and accurate has been NuAgane. I know the name is naff, but the colour match has been spot on.
Decided to follow the advice and buy some paint from them. Havent tried the paint yet but the order came with free jelly tots! nothing more to be said....
Quote from: paulj on January 13, 2022, 18:23Quote from: Carolyn on December 31, 2021, 09:51I've used a few different ones, but the most reliable and accurate has been NuAgane. I know the name is naff, but the colour match has been spot on.
Decided to follow the advice and buy some paint from them. Havent tried the paint yet but the order came with free jelly tots! nothing more to be said....
God I love a jelly tot.