Re: DIY For My Hyundai i10 - Updates
Then you would have to apply a coat of primer before applying red paint IMHO.
Then you would have to apply a coat of primer before applying red paint IMHO.
DIY - Guide to Paint your Wheel Caps
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Re: DIY For My Hyundai i10 - Updates
Apply a coat of primer and then paint it Red. It should remove all traces of the black.
Apply a coat of primer and then paint it Red. It should remove all traces of the black.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I tried this as well but at last didn't like the look of it.. So I again painted it black.. The End products are ready now just need to remove few traces of glue from the masked areas.. Suggest me something to remove them I have tried soap water & turpentine oil but no success.
Thanks for the suggestions guys. I tried this as well but at last didn't like the look of it.. So I again painted it black.. The End products are ready now just need to remove few traces of glue from the masked areas.. Suggest me something to remove them I have tried soap water & turpentine oil but no success.
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I think you can use rubbing to remove them.
I think you can use rubbing to remove them.
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#50
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Okk I will try it bro Thnx.. Btw freakdude gave me the idea of using diesel.. I will try it today and will post pics tommorow.
Okk I will try it bro Thnx.. Btw freakdude gave me the idea of using diesel.. I will try it today and will post pics tommorow.
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I would advise against using rubbing compounds due to their cutting nature. It takes a light layer of the paint from the applied portion and dissolves it around. Now, if rubbing compounds can have this effect on factory sealed paints guess what it could do to hand sprayed local can paints.![[;)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Wink.gif "Wink [;)]")
I would advise against using rubbing compounds due to their cutting nature. It takes a light layer of the paint from the applied portion and dissolves it around. Now, if rubbing compounds can have this effect on factory sealed paints guess what it could do to hand sprayed local can paints.
Re: DIY For My Hyundai i10 - Updates
Using my wife's Nail Polish Remover works for me on glass. U have to be careful as this can remove the paint as well
Using my wife's Nail Polish Remover works for me on glass. U have to be careful as this can remove the paint as well
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#53
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Thanks TheDarkKnight. I left the traces as they were..
Thanks TheDarkKnight. I left the traces as they were..
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#54
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So the End Product is Ready Will upload the Pics tomorrow..
Can someone also tell me how can I edit my first post in this thread to incorporate the Step By Step guide so that it can help other TAI members..?
So the End Product is Ready Will upload the Pics tomorrow..
Can someone also tell me how can I edit my first post in this thread to incorporate the Step By Step guide so that it can help other TAI members..?
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message the mods. they will let you edit the post.
message the mods. they will let you edit the post.
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#56
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Thanks Bro..
Thanks Bro..
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Waiting for the pics buddy.
Waiting for the pics buddy.
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#58
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Here are the Final completion pics. Sorry I didn't get time to wash the rims.
I will update the first post with steps as soon I get it in editable mode from the mods.![[:)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Smile.gif "Smile [:)]")
Here are the Final completion pics. Sorry I didn't get time to wash the rims.
I will update the first post with steps as soon I get it in editable mode from the mods.
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Doesn't matter if they are washed or not, they look hot with that killer color combination.
Doesn't matter if they are washed or not, they look hot with that killer color combination.
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#60
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Thanks a ton I am also loving it..
Will ask one my friend to click pic while on move.. Lets see how it looks then
Thanks a ton I am also loving it..
Will ask one my friend to click pic while on move.. Lets see how it looks then