airbrushed pony
03-07-2008, 01:31 PM
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airbrushed pony
If you havnt heard of this check it out here.....
http://www.ssinserts.com/index.php?m...oducts_id=1089
Well I would love to get one for my true blue GT but I cant justify $140 for one [:'(]
So my question is you think if I bought an extra front pony and tried to airbrush it my self it would work....Im not too worried about my abbility to do it I just wont think I could paint over chrome and would it stick. My buddy has a real airbrush so I imagen thats what I would use but do you think it would work.
http://www.ssinserts.com/index.php?m...oducts_id=1089
Well I would love to get one for my true blue GT but I cant justify $140 for one [:'(]
So my question is you think if I bought an extra front pony and tried to airbrush it my self it would work....Im not too worried about my abbility to do it I just wont think I could paint over chrome and would it stick. My buddy has a real airbrush so I imagen thats what I would use but do you think it would work.
03-07-2008, 01:37 PM
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Location: Miami, FL
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RE: airbrushed pony
If you sand the finish really good, and maybe put a primer coat on first, I don't see why it wouldn't stick.
And yeah, too much $ for something like that. If it was the last thing I could possibly do to my car, then maybe, but I'm not even sure then.
And yeah, too much $ for something like that. If it was the last thing I could possibly do to my car, then maybe, but I'm not even sure then.
03-07-2008, 01:51 PM
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RE: airbrushed pony
+1 sand the chrome off and then smooth it out real nice and hit it with primer, you could probably spray a base coat on it also and then air brush over that and then clear it and be good to go
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