skilz4u2nv

I bought the CDC quarter window louvers and I just got them back from the paint shop...

It wasnt til I got home that I noticed that they didnt paint the underside of them... So looking from the inside out they would look like crap and unfinished....

So my bright idea was take the extra black auto spray paint that I had and spray paint the backside real quick.... It was a fantastic idea until I flipped them over and saw that the spray paint went on the other side... now the show side looks a lil dull... is there a way I can buff that out or something????

VaporDude

A good paint guy would have painted both sides for you like mine. I would have taken them back and them paint the other side like should have in the first place.

skillful

Try A LITTLE BIT of laquere or paint remover. Dont let it sit long. Just dab and try a small area and see if it works. Was in California ,Beverly Hills area for work and someone thought to spray paint my trailer. The owner of the shop gave me some laquere to remove the spray paint and it worked. Did NOTHING the to paint on the trailer!! The only thing, the spray paint was only on for about 3-4 hours. Hope it will work for you!!

If not, take them back and ask if they ran out of paint??..

skillful

One more thing you can do. Put double limo tint on your 1/4 windows so you cant see the underside..

skilz4u2nv

cool maybe ill try the laquer... if not ill try to do a super buff out

blackout

Wow man, that sucks. He honestly should've painted both sides for you though. I hope everything works out for the best with it.

fairlane292

Do not use lacquer thinner or paint remover; both are way too agressive for this situation. I would try isoprophyl alcohol on cotton *****. Then hand buff with Maguires polish. If still slightly dull you will need a detailer to polish for you; the key is to not ruin your clearcoat, at least then the detailer can get it back to glassy smooth. ...Jim

cashman

Good luck, and maybe consider these:

http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com...splay/684.html