Subject	I looked at you profile and saw you were in NC.
Posted by	Barry'z (NJ) on February 27, 2007 at 9:29 PM
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In Reply To	I'm in western NC, posted by gregshuler on February 27, 2007 at 09:22 PM
Message	As far as on or off the car the results may be better, though the cost higher, if it's done on the car. As paint ages the color will change, If new paint is applied to the fascia, and then it is placed back on the car, there may be a difference in the color of the old and new paint. If the fascia is painted in place, they can blend/fade the new paint into the old and the difference should not be noticeable. Good luck with it.
Follow Ups	Painting Front Fascia - gregshuler 19:55:27 02/27/07 Re: Painting Front Fascia - rave 20:04:25 02/27/07 This is somewhat of an obvious answer, but why not contact - Dave N 20:05:29 02/27/07 Re: This is somewhat of an obvious answer, but why not contact - gregshuler 20:10:41 02/27/07 Where you are in the country will have great impact on the - Barry'z (NJ) 21:13:22 02/27/07 I'm in western NC, - gregshuler 21:22:33 02/27/07 I looked at you profile and saw you were in NC. - Barry'z (NJ) 21:29:27 02/27/07 doesn't it have to be baked? - jjames69 22:08:46 02/27/07 Pretty sure it's done with heat lamps. - Barry'z (NJ) 22:33:00 02/27/07 Cheaper yes, however it's best to do it on the car so they - Cap927(Boston) 08:29:00 02/28/07 No need to strip the paint completely... - rufflez 20:21:41 02/27/07 Just a note - ben7021 20:52:01 02/27/07 Yep - Most shops around here do that - Insomniac (VA) 21:25:03 02/27/07 Just had it done... - Jehannum 21:25:12 02/27/07 i will need the same thing soon.. - nemo1080 00:25:36 02/28/07 I'm gonna bet... - Fly-Surf 08:19:08 02/28/07
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