Heh, funny you should speak of that...
I just pulled mine outta my chest... I painted mine by sanding them real
good with reallllllly fine sand paper, just enough to make the entire
surface rough, then went over it with steel wool...
I had to paint mine by hand because no one makes "Light Driftwood Satan
Glow" in spray... so I used 2 - 3 touch-up thingies from Pepboys.... then
went over it with 3 coats of clearcoat.. it took forever doin it with a
brush.. but its not too bad...
The bad part is.. after I went through all that trouble, I found a cop down
the street from me that was nice enough to tell me they are illegal in VA...
=-/ (asshole)
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Tim Berry
Chesapeake, VA
97 CC, 4x2, auto, 318
Best 1/4: 14.10@96.8
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----- Original Message -----
From: "HOEGEN" <hoegen@kersur.net>
To: <dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET>
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 5:32 PM
Subject: DML: V-teck Rear tailight covers
> I have a set of the Vteck Tailight covers. They are black somewhat glossy
> plastic.
>
> Has anyone had any luck 'Painting' these, and if so HOW?? The plain
plastic
> seems as though it will scratch VERY easily, so I may simply go with black
> as the final color...........or maybe the body color.
>
> Thanks all
>
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