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  1. 01-26-2012, 07:56 PM #21
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    perfect! looks clean
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  2. 02-25-2012, 05:59 AM #22
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    How much do lowering modules run? I like the look of the 22" black stormers..
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    Quote Originally Posted by TahBOSS View Post
    all done...got it done at a bodyshop too, no cheap ass plasti-dip either, i told that was the wrong way to do it.
    Did they leave it textured like factory? The right way is too sand them down extensively, shoot heavy primer, sand it down more then paint it. This would give it a smooth matching body like texture.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TahBOSS View Post
    all done...got it done at a bodyshop too, no cheap ass plasti-dip either, i told that was the wrong way to do it.
    Nice! Can't wait to see some new pics
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vik @ RDB LA View Post
    Did they leave it textured like factory? The right way is too sand them down extensively, shoot heavy primer, sand it down more then paint it. This would give it a smooth matching body like texture.
    yup that's exactly what they did...I didn't have my car for almost 2 weeks
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