New Painted Msa Suzuka Spoiler
03-31-2007, 06:07 PM
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New Painted Msa Suzuka Spoiler
Body Shop Wanted a Crazy $250.00 to Install and Paint My New Front Spoiler Piece of Cake ..!
(1) can of Surface Cleaner,
(1) can of SEM Flexable Primer,
(1) sheet of # 600 Paper,
(1) Spray can of Color Matched Sliver Chrome ,
(1) can of Clear Coat-
(4) small Body Fasteners for at the Wheelwell Ends
$34.00 Total Paint Job ...
the Rest has Two Sided tape that comes with the Spoiler ...
Suzuka Spoiler, Plus Paint Job Only
$ 234. 00 Bucks ..
The Secret is Just To Clean it Real good With the Comercial Brand Wax and oil remover ..
All Parts were from a Local Autobody Paint Supply Store
(1) can of Surface Cleaner,
(1) can of SEM Flexable Primer,
(1) sheet of # 600 Paper,
(1) Spray can of Color Matched Sliver Chrome ,
(1) can of Clear Coat-
(4) small Body Fasteners for at the Wheelwell Ends
$34.00 Total Paint Job ...
the Rest has Two Sided tape that comes with the Spoiler ... Suzuka Spoiler, Plus Paint Job Only
$ 234. 00 Bucks .. The Secret is Just To Clean it Real good With the Comercial Brand Wax and oil remover ..
All Parts were from a Local Autobody Paint Supply Store
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04-02-2007, 04:48 AM
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Yeah, it looks like the paint is slightly off but it could be because of the shadow. I also considered painting my Suzuka front lip myself but decided to send it to the paint shop. Cost me $150 and I installed it myself. Here's a pic of my spoiler:
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Originally Posted by z-u-later
I'm not sure since I have a 1" drop. I do know the Suzuka front lip is an INGS replica.
hrmm...is it me or does the suzuka lip look like it has more ground clearance than the genuine ings lx kit?
04-02-2007, 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by bugsbbunny
Would you mind putting up a DIY with step by step instructions? I wanted to do my own paint job but didn't know how 
04-02-2007, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by sofa king
hmmm..i wonder if they have Silverstone in a can??
04-02-2007, 11:49 AM
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I believe the OP was saying that he had color matched CS mixed up at an auto paint store and had it put in a spray can for him (same with the clear); they can do that, you know. Good idea on small pieces like a lip; I may try that when mine needs a repaint.