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I've got a couple cans of Steel-It black that I picked up for this purpose, although I don't think I'll get to it until it warms up
After you've sprayed it once, I think they can always be spot sprayed after a rock crawl.
But unless properly cleaned up the rattle can wont stick and will look poo poo.
Of course. Any painting needs good prep. I plan to clean with alcohol and lightly sand before spraying. Will wait for it to warm up though.
You mean lipstick
Wow that looks great. Mine is black with a red chassis, this would be just the job for me, what paint did you use?
First blacked out hood/bonnet I've seen. I've been trying to figure out a good way to do it without covering the entire thing. Land Rover Discoveries were perfect for this as the hood had a nice flat spot. I had this done on my 2004 Series II (example image/not my truck - found pic on internet)
Agreed. I think I'm going to do something like this but in matte black. I can’t decide if it would look better to run it into the grill and/or scale it thinner??
PhotoChopAgreed. I think I'm going to do something like this but in matte black. I can’t decide if it would look better to run it into the grill and/or scale it thinner??
I did it in a semi-matte, I did the bonnet and roof, I was going to to part of the hood, but having a white ring didn’t make sense to me, the discovery was perfect with the line you followed but the bonnet went all the way to the edges. I am so OCD I did both sides of the hood black so that it was black underneath tooAgreed. I think I'm going to do something like this but in matte black. I can’t decide if it would look better to run it into the grill and/or scale it thinner??
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