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ok if its pressed in you can spray the desired colour in 2 pack paint i.e RED on the pressed porsche logo bit then you get another colour in acrylic (single pack) in i.e black spray into the porsche logo once its dried you get buffing compound and polish off the excess black.
then youd have mad finish porsche calipers.
ok if its pressed in you can spray the desired colour in 2 pack paint i.e RED on the pressed porsche logo bit then you get another colour in acrylic (single pack) in i.e black spray into the porsche logo once its dried you get buffing compound and polish off the excess black.
then youd have mad finish porsche calipers.
Cheers never knew that.... I'll try it but I bought some decals just in case
I'm pretty sure there pressed in the pictures still work for me
Green could be good, but could stick out like a sore thumb at the same time. The black lettering could really set it off though. i did blue to tie it in with the rest of my car, but I think silver on yours could be a bit dull with the car, wheels and brakes all looking the same. Don't forget that if you use a light colour you're gonna have to clean them pretty much every second day.
Dan!
v5 Bora/Indigo Blue/Remus sports exhaust/JOM coilovers/Lots of DIY bits and Pieces/
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