Styling colour coding

[Rothwell999]

huy guys, just wanted to know if anyone has had the black plastic crap an thier car sprayed?? if so was it of good quality beacause i heard that it would peel off once painted. thinking of getting it done, any ideasof a price.

THANKS

 

[Koa]

Not sure about this one mate..other than it would look a lot nicer with it painted.

There's a bodyshop section here that will be a better place to ask this sort of thing...a lot more people who would know this stuff in there.
https://www.fiatforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=41

 

[Silver_Sei]

If you do get it sprayed you will have to use some special plastic primer and adhesive stuff to help the paint stick to it

 

[Rothwell999]

thanks guys. much appreciated.

 

[1.8Stilo]

just depends how its sprayed like 'silver sei' said.. want to get mine rub strips sorted out and colour coded too!

 

[Neofolis]

Just me who prefers them black then.

 

[Rothwell999]

yep yuo must be one of a kind mate

but each to thier own. i saw one of the newer stilos must of been a dynamic because it was all colour coded in red, 16" alloys, rear spoiler but looked ****e. i think it was the colour but not too sure. and it was filthy!! dirty sod.

 

[Helz]

I'm doing mine after Xmas too - the bump strips, door handles (when I get new ones), front lamps inside and possibly rear lamps. Having read other bits about it the work is all in the prepartion. Prepare well with cleaning, sanding and primer and you will get a lasting finish but if you just try painting it then yes it will peel easily.

 

[serin]

your not alone Neo!!! i much prefer a car with some black on it , i think some manufactures go mad with color coding, and just end up makin the car look like a blob, as well as increasing the cost of low speed accidents. i think Audi got it spot on with the A6