mikeschevelle
Jul 15th, 01, 7:21 PM
Has anybody had any luck painting the black on the front grill. Everything I've tried so far rubs off without much effor.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
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stan65 Jul 15th, 01, 10:15 PM i used ppg dp90 black epoxy primer worked great correct low gloss and has held up for 2 years without a chip or anything would highly reccomend SS 327 65 malibu Jul 16th, 01, 1:17 AM Use SEM trim black. U can get it at a body shop supply store. First tape off what needs to be taped then use a gray scotch brite pad or a light grite sand paper. Just scuff the area that your painting. Then shoot it.Mine came out looking very good. Id even say it was perfect. ------------------ SS 327 65 malibu SF CA 1965 SS There is Nothing like An SS Made your way 65 SS Chevelle (http://members.nbci.com/ss454maliy/) fusion_ta66 Jul 16th, 01, 5:06 AM Hey SS 327, Very nice 65! I was wondering what tires and rim size (including backspacing) you are using. Looks like some decent rubber back there. Also, is it the stock rear axles and suspension? thanks Joe ------------------ 1965 Chevelle SS Rich-L79 Jul 16th, 01, 10:17 AM I've always had good luck with Krylon products, I used semi-flat (not semi-gloss) black in a spray can. I'm sure the above mentioned paints would work well too. ------------------ NCOA member #220 ACES member #1670 Team Chevelle #998 YesterYears Chevys #52949 Rich's 1965 Malibu SS Restoration Project Progress Page (http://www.geocities.com/ticklewiggle/) 1:18 scale diecast car Detailing by Scooter (http://www.amhost.com/scooter/) | ||