Audi[VW]EuRo_StYLe]

Hey the GT decal on the right side doesnt look bad at all !!!

Evilclown

Looks good. Who's RX7?

StormChaser404

TheRX-7 is also mine, it's a 1993 with the R1 package...

Afroney

Man, Thats so shiny its crazy!

Evilclown

Nice. I've always wanted a 3rd-gen RX7.

TonyC in IOWA

...what did u have them do to the black trim on the bumper and the side mouldings if anything. they look awesome in the picture and was just wondering if they were just treated after wash or redone when painted ?

TonyC

StormChaser404

The bumpers and trim were refinished. They painted them with some sort of semigloss black trim/bumber paint. It looks like they originally did when new + a fresh coat of low gloss Armorall. They did a fantashic job. It was all included in the $1,550 price...

CGTBrad

See if you could find out the product they used!

Max'sCoupeGT

I wish I had a digital camera so I could show you some before/after pics. Basically, it's a simple process that requires mostly preparation. First, obviously, you tape off the trim. Real easy. Next, you get this "prep-all" surface cleaner stuff that removes <u>all</u> things on the surface, such as dirst, wax, etc. After the prep-all, you spray onto the trim an adhesion promoter, in this case, Bulldog. The Bulldog is basically like a spray-glue. Spray it on very lightly, and only use about 2 or 3 coats, if even. If the Bulldog runs, and you try to wipe it off with a towel (found out the hard way), the fibers from the towel will stick to your trim. So, once the Bulldog is on, start with the bumper black. You can use a flexible kind or not, doesn't really matter, that part of the car tends not to flex that much. Coat with the black until all imperfections are covered up. I chose to use a clearcoat over the black paint, just because it looks nice. With a light coat of clear, it looks like it's fresh from the factory.