Comments on 300e mod
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Yellow 87 300e
Comments on 300e mod
hey guys these are the mods that im going to change on my car this weekend.
First: Paint Grill black
Second: Change headlights to european style
P.S: i just used photoshop to edit this. I have not started on these changes yet.
Please leave your comments on what you think
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First: Paint Grill black
Second: Change headlights to european style
P.S: i just used photoshop to edit this. I have not started on these changes yet.
Please leave your comments on what you think
--------------------------------------------------------------------------Before and After Picture Below
Last edited by maste3w0ng; Nov 25, 2005 at 02:52 AM.
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From: Sherman Oaks
2004 C240, 2015 GL350 Bluetec
those are a few of the best mods to do to the car to update its looka nd improve your lighting.
IT will look good.
The black grill insert really does wonders for the look of the front fo the car.
My suggestion would be to paint it with bumper and trim paint that is flexible, and use a flex primer and flex clear coat on it.
Make sure you clean that insert really well before painting, and take your time to do it right, don't lay on the coats too thick, light even coats and many of them will yield the best results.
The reason I suggest the flexible primer, paint and clear coat, is that it will hold up longer in the end, it will not chip as easily from road debris.
IT will look good.
The black grill insert really does wonders for the look of the front fo the car.
My suggestion would be to paint it with bumper and trim paint that is flexible, and use a flex primer and flex clear coat on it.
Make sure you clean that insert really well before painting, and take your time to do it right, don't lay on the coats too thick, light even coats and many of them will yield the best results.
The reason I suggest the flexible primer, paint and clear coat, is that it will hold up longer in the end, it will not chip as easily from road debris.
