Painting Side Markers
Here is an example of what I have found.
http://www.automotivetouchup.com/cho...=72&search.y=7
http://www.expresspaint.com/ (found this website but the color code is naming a different color..possibly the euro name for Steel grey)
Click on that..should take you to what I searched for and provides codes. They had the codes already in their database ready to make the can for you.
Just wondering if anyone has had success DIY like this?
Take a look.
Thanks!
Remember to color match an extra piece of plastic or if that is to much work go with LIGHT coats 3-4. Don't try to get absolute coverage on your first spray. Also take your time and mask everything off, sand, clean.
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Also if you trade in your car...mercedes could care less about the orange reflector light. (well my rep/management doesnt care) some dealers may. Because most of those cars go to auction..they do not sit on the lot. I only know this because my car immediately when to auction after I traded it in for my 08.
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Thanks though

Also if you trade in your car...mercedes could care less about the orange reflector light. (well my rep/management doesnt care) some dealers may. Because most of those cars go to auction..they do not sit on the lot. I only know this because my car immediately when to auction after I traded it in for my 08.
if your planning on giving the side markers the smoked tailight look, you completely remove the side marker, than clean it thoroughly with soap and water (not windex), than spray it lightly waiting 5 min intervals in between each coat, until you get your desired color.
the spray that im using was recommended to me, here's the link.
http://graphics.hobbypeople.net/gallery/336481.jpg
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