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It looks like the factory coated these with some kind of thin rubber layer to minimize scratching from all the abuse of taking off and putting on the t-tops. I have stripped mine down to bare metal and need to paint it. Any suggestions on what materials to use? I don't have an air compressor/sprayer....
It looks like the factory coated these with some kind of thin rubber layer to minimize scratching from all the abuse of taking off and putting on the t-tops. I have stripped mine down to bare metal and need to paint it. Any suggestions on what materials to use? I don't have an air compressor/sprayer....
i no it's off topic but i like the t-top rail painted. Good choice, heres a pic....idk what paint. I'm pretty sure my friend that painted car used a spray can primer then paint. I have aftermarket t-tops and i know the rail is aluminum, (don't know if factory t-tops are also)
POR 15 is designed to go where the sun don't shine. If you don't paint it, it will fade out to a dull finish and look like crap. I used the Duplicolor Trim Black on mine. It's almost a perfect match. I heard that the SEM trim black is more of an exact match.
