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  1. #61
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    91 eg5 b16a
    Definately more Pretty

  2. #62
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    my2000 type r dc2
    lol looks good but cant be bothered reading the steps lol looks awesome

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    N/A is best
    bump..
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  4. #64
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    can someone please tell me where i can find wrinkle red paint in vic? ive tried chaddy autobarn and they didnt have it. thanks

  5. #65
    Quote Originally Posted by illuzi0nz View Post
    can someone please tell me where i can find wrinkle red paint in vic? ive tried chaddy autobarn and they didnt have it. thanks
    repco?
    EG

  6. #66
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    How did you keep the VTEC sign and stuff from being coated?
    WTB:
    -facelift rear bar 99-00 ek
    -Genuine Window visors.

  7. #67
    Quote Originally Posted by hondaEK4 View Post
    How did you keep the VTEC sign and stuff from being coated?
    i masked it with masking tape
    EG

  8. #68
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    Quote Originally Posted by delsol9000rpms View Post
    If your too scared to damage the paint by sanding the letters after you paint (which you wont) you can always sand the letters before you paint and then apply PVA gluee over the letters with a paint brush in a mildly thick coat. Once you have painted the glue will just peel straight off!
    This is the easiest way to leave the lettering unpainted. dont have to sand letters off after painting and then scratch the paint or whatever.

    The Aqadhere glue (PVA) has a strong surface tension so does not flow all over the place but goes right to the edges of the metal lettering giving the cleanest possible lines. apply with a matchstick wait to dry, paint and peel off (that is the fun part cos if you are careful you can keep the coloured letters...)
    DA9 LS w/JDM SiR B18C turbo
    Looking for older Honda project car pre-1985


  9. #69
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    Quote Originally Posted by hondaEK4 View Post
    How did you keep the VTEC sign and stuff from being coated?
    Been covered heaps.. you can just spray it.. then after use a sanding block and fine grit sand paper to sand off the paint from the letters as they are elevated from the cover itself.. thats the easiest way IMO

  10. #70
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    Sydney
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    DC2R, R6
    This is my effort. The DIY instructions worked a treat.

    It needs a little bit more of a tidy up, but Im pleased with the result.

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    Jords.

  11. #71
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    Hobart
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    EH9 B16a
    ^^ Looks good mate, hope ur happy with it, certainly cleans it up!

  12. #72
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    Quote Originally Posted by jords View Post
    This is my effort. The DIY instructions worked a treat.

    It needs a little bit more of a tidy up, but Im pleased with the result.

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    Jords.
    which paint did u used mate? is it the VHT sp240?

    how did u dry this one?? out in the sun or u oven it? also the letters?? sanded it?? taped it or pva glued it??

    cheerz

    looking hot bro!!

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