Window trim rubber
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Joined: Jan 2010
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From: So*Cal
This is how it comes out, at least on the "hard" plastic:
Wiper Cowl
You can see some of the rubber trim around the windshield to compare. Granted, that rubber is untreated, from an 01 F250. As I said earlier, I'll probably be doing this to mine since I have some of the trim paint laying around. Just have to wait for finals to be over tomorrow.
Wiper Cowl
You can see some of the rubber trim around the windshield to compare. Granted, that rubber is untreated, from an 01 F250. As I said earlier, I'll probably be doing this to mine since I have some of the trim paint laying around. Just have to wait for finals to be over tomorrow.
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From: Orlando
It's a matte black. Not sure how to describe it. That's with no clear.
Here's a pic of my grille, done with the same paint:
The bottom trim is with Krylon Satin (a bit weathered from age). They are a different shade of black, with the grille appearing "blacker" when in the sun. I have a pic of that, but photobucket is under maintenance.
Here's a pic of my grille, done with the same paint:
The bottom trim is with Krylon Satin (a bit weathered from age). They are a different shade of black, with the grille appearing "blacker" when in the sun. I have a pic of that, but photobucket is under maintenance.
