Steeda Front Fascia

[Blitz]

Got excited and wanted to see how it would look on my car. Quick and dirty chop, but got me excited!:love:

david!!! i need this!!

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[DIB2015]

More pics!! Please!

And drilling? Hmmm...interesting

After reading the instructions. They give you self tapping screws. There is templates that it given to drill 2 holes on each side of the body. I won't know exactly till I remove the old bumper. I'm more worried about when I can polish this thing out. There is a lot of marring on it

 

[DIB2015]

[MENTION=10893]David@Steeda[/MENTION] Are you sure it isn't any lower than the stock piece?

 

[Grandmarshal]

[MENTION=12994]DIB2015[/MENTION] are you mounting it today?

 

[DIB2015]

Not today. It needs to be polished out. A lot of marring. Still waiting to see if I can polish it yet. Not sure how the paint process was done yet. Baked or not

 

[USMC 005]

The suspense is killing me. I cant wait to get my hands on that Fascia. :headbonk:

 

[professorwoof]

I would love to order it now. Any discount codes for steeda or upcoming sales for it?

 

[Grandmarshal]

[MENTION=12994]DIB2015[/MENTION]

Still not installed?

 

[jgrogan]

I really need my bumper. It is like I imagine Crack to be like.

 

[Ultrakla$$ic]

Not today. It needs to be polished out. A lot of marring. Still waiting to see if I can polish it yet. Not sure how the paint process was done yet. Baked or not

I'd put it on the car and set it in the sun for a couple days. Then polish it out.

Actually I'd LIGHTLY polish it out now, but most of these guys would jump in internet commando style and tell me how wrong it would be even though I've done this a million times.....LOL.

 

[DarkSubRosa]

I'd put it on the car and set it in the sun for a couple days. Then polish it out.

Actually I'd LIGHTLY polish it out now, but most of these guys would jump in internet commando style and tell me how wrong it would be even though I've done this a million times.....LOL.

Yeah that's a safe bet. I would assume they are having them painted at a legit place and baked really well but I pretty much said the same, just a polish now and no wax for 90 days while it completely cures. I've done some paint and body work before too.

 

[ScottsGT]

If you know what you are doing with a buffer, all modern base coat clear coat paints are made to be polished out the next day or sooner with heated drying. Speed is money in bodyshops and paint manufacturers know they need to turn a car ASAP. They don't stay in business selling slow drying paints.
Baking is for finish that can be sanded and buffed now.

This is air dried and buffed within 24 hours of the paint leaving the gun.

 

[DarkSubRosa]

If you know what you are doing with a buffer, all modern base coat clear coat paints are made to be polished out the next day or sooner with heated drying. Speed is money in bodyshops and paint manufacturers know they need to turn a car ASAP. They don't stay in business selling slow drying paints.
Baking is for finish that can be sanded and buffed now.

This is air dried and buffed within 24 hours of the paint leaving the gun.

Even cars that came out of a home made booth not baked can be wet sanded and polished back out within a pretty short amount of time, nothing like having a booth though.

 

[SoCalTim]

[MENTION=12994]DIB2015[/MENTION]

More pics pleaseee! :cheers:

 

[David@Steeda]

Figured I'd share!

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