Yeah Well that may be so. At least I’m not going into Oreillys looking to buy automotive paint that isn’t in a can from Krylon.
What's laughable is that you think yours isn't.
So stupid just ignore....Maybe put pictures of two tone Krylon dripping off a bumper.
Automotive Touch Up Paint....There website has primer , color , and clear all for forty or so bucks. I painted both bumpers with spray cans and the look like shop quality . You get the color off your vin# and it works perfect . They have step by step directions. Check it out
The only thing to add to the conversation is the fact that if you are going to color match the bumper covers and side trim you need to go the distance to a real paint store and get it matched, it's not the original color.It's what we've got, simple as that. I live in a small community. If I needed a camera TODAY, my only option would be Best Buy, and no one would call them a camera shop. Mocking that fact doesn't really add to the conversation.
The oreillys we have an account at actually has some good quality painting supplies. A lot of shops in the area use them.O Reilly’s, and Advance Auto...as “automotive paint stores”....they’re barely even automotive parts stores..
laughable.
Your credibility just went to zero.
The only thing to add to the conversation is the fact that if you are going to color match the bumper covers and side trim you need to go the distance to a real paint store and get it matched, it's not the original color.
And the 'mocking' was a humorous attempt at say'n ' that.
light'n up a little.
While I’m all for a good old fashioned flaming, I’m not sure this guy deserves it. His explanations are reasonable, and somebody with limited body work experience isn’t going to know a whole lot.
Pull up to a body shop and get them to put their computer gun thingy on it. It'll give you a basic paint mix for it. Coats of clear or some tinting may still need to be done but it would be real close. They may even mix up a can for you for a fee. Most colors don't match completely anyway. Usually paint is a bit different when sprayed on metal and on plastic parts. It'll be close than black though.
The Maaco near where I used to live used to use the computer to mix matching paint for older cars because most of the time they had faded to the point the original paint color would not match.
It's your car. I personally don't care for black bumpers on a red car....unless its truly two toned and pin striped at the meeting point of the two colors. ( old hot rod style ).
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