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  1. #25
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    Join Date
    Sep 2006
    Location
    Out in Nature
    Car:
    91 eg5 b16a
    Well Done!!

  2. #26
    is it possible to remove the side moulds then spray or is it easier to just mask up and spray?

  3. #27
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    Join Date
    Dec 2008
    Location
    Cabramatta yo....
    Car:
    Eg Civic
    What lip is that?? Noob question I know...
    I know JDM yard has the 'Type R' lip for the EG which looks like it is slightly bigger in size compared to this one...

  4. #28
    yeah the side mouldings would be so much easier to paint if I could figure out how to remove them. I think they're held in with those plastic pins that break easily and you have to take the inside door panels off to do it properly. I really didn't want to do that.

    and the lip is just a OEM lip from any honda dealer which cost $90.

  5. #29
    i took mine off, they're just hold onto plastic clips. and theres one screw on each door at the end of the door. But what i learnt was if you tired taking it out, it kinda bends the moulding :S, better just to leave it and spray it there

  6. #30
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    Join Date
    Aug 2008
    Location
    Perth
    Car:
    CL9 '07 Limited
    Very good DIY I just sprayed my Spoon Style mirrors in black for my EK. The only problem I encountered was I got this orange peel effect on the surface of the paint. Is there a way to prevent it becoming like that? I've read this can be an issue when using a aerosol can to paint.
    Car 1: EK4 '98 Civic VTI-R
    Car 2: EG4 '94 Civic GLi
    Car 3: S2000 '00
    Car 4: CL9 '07 Limited Edition
    Location: Perth

  7. #31
    did you sand it before spraying it? I recomend u should, just go for 600grit sand paper. Paint should stick.

  8. #32
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    Aug 2008
    Location
    Perth
    Car:
    CL9 '07 Limited
    Quote Originally Posted by jdmEG5 View Post
    did you sand it before spraying it? I recomend u should, just go for 600grit sand paper. Paint should stick.
    The side mirrors were already smooth but yeah I sanded it down just in case, before spraying it.
    Car 1: EK4 '98 Civic VTI-R
    Car 2: EG4 '94 Civic GLi
    Car 3: S2000 '00
    Car 4: CL9 '07 Limited Edition
    Location: Perth

  9. #33
    great diy!
    just wondering where you picked up those cans of powercolor clear top coat as i might try this on my own car soon
    cheers mate

  10. #34
    I got the powercolor clear coat from Autobarn as well as supercheap auto .. in the large cans.

  11. #35
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    Join Date
    Nov 2008
    Car:
    integra
    i realised if you dont sand it and paint straight over it., it tends to go bubbly right?

  12. #36
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    Join Date
    Aug 2008
    Location
    Perth
    Car:
    CL9 '07 Limited
    Quote Originally Posted by vtesh View Post
    i realised if you dont sand it and paint straight over it., it tends to go bubbly right?
    Probably from surface imperfections or if you spray too much at one time.

    Hmm I couldn't find that Powercolour brand in Super Cheap, only Septone and K&H. No Autobarn in Perth
    Car 1: EK4 '98 Civic VTI-R
    Car 2: EG4 '94 Civic GLi
    Car 3: S2000 '00
    Car 4: CL9 '07 Limited Edition
    Location: Perth

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