Base Rear Bumper Valance Blackout
Base Rear Bumper Valance Blackout
Hi Guys -
Painted my rear valance today. Since I bought the car I thought it looked a bit unfinished - now it matches the rockers. Cost me $40 DIY. Let me know what you think.
Thanks for looking,
John
Painted my rear valance today. Since I bought the car I thought it looked a bit unfinished - now it matches the rockers. Cost me $40 DIY. Let me know what you think.
Thanks for looking,
John
I used a paint made for bumpers because I wanted it to have a satin finish (not flat) and also had a flex agent in it. We'll see how it holds up - I'll report back in a month or so. Other guys have used plati-dip with success as well.
Looks great.....would be nice to have a "before" photo.
Thanks Guys -- No I did not remove the bumper at all. Just taped off the bumper, which is really easy because there is a good hard line where the bumper valance begins. Taped off the reflectors and back up light, draped towels over the mufflers, and covered the entire car with a plastic drop cloth. Whole job start to finish took about 4 hours, including clean-up.
It's not always the designers, sometimes it's the bean counters saying that they would get more people buying the premium version if the base model looked cheaper ie. the painted rear valance.



