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Colour coding

L5 · 2006-04-16 19:13:07

How much would it cost to get bumpers and rub strips colour coded roughly? Can anyone recommend somewhere that will do it cheaply. Its for a golf by the way. Thanks

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16-04-2006 8:13pm

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L5

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How much would it cost to get bumpers and rub strips colour coded roughly? Can anyone recommend somewhere that will do it cheaply. Its for a golf by the way.
Thanks

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#2 16-04-2006 8:20pm
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Depends on the type of plastic tbh, if its silicone based you can't paint them. If they're old you need a lot of preparation i.e. nicks and scratches have to be repaired before you paint them. Cost: about 4-500 euros for a good job.

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#3 16-04-2006 8:58pm
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L5 wrote:

How much would it cost to get bumpers and rub strips colour coded roughly? Can anyone recommend somewhere that will do it cheaply. Its for a golf by the way.
Thanks

The general rule is black rubbing strips look better than scratched painted ones! If you park in the city you can forget about keeping them scratch free.

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