Subject	Cheaper yes, however it's best to do it on the car so they
Posted by	Cap927(Boston) on February 28, 2007 at 8:29 AM
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In Reply To	This is somewhat of an obvious answer, but why not contact posted by Dave N on February 27, 2007 at 08:05 PM
Message	can blend the color onto the fenders and hood, so you don't end up with a different color tone on the facia.
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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