View Full Version : Where can I get Clear Wedges????


TAINTON
10 February 2004, 17:55
As above really

Purchased Clear Indicators for Front & Sides but dont fancy painting orange
wedges. What about main dealers???

Thanks In Advance
Ashley

ozzy
10 February 2004, 22:11
Sorry, but do you actually mean you're looking for the wedges under the front indicators that aren't orange??

AFAIK, they are painted orange on all colour of classic Impreza. I wouldn't wate your time trying to find any simply coz I don't think they exist in any other colour.

Anyway, a Dealer will probably charge you more than they're worth and they take a matter of 20 mins to re-spray them whatever colour you want.

Stefan

TAINTON
10 February 2004, 22:39
Don't exist.......hmmmm are well will just have to spray them then.

Thanks for your reply

;-)

ozzy
11 February 2004, 11:28
Yeah, just give them a quick re-spray; it doesn't take long.

I've done mine twice. 1st time I just gave them a very quick sand, then sprayed them with some colour-coded paint from Halfrauds.

2nd time was just the other week. Wasn't because the 1st time sucked, but I was re-spraying my PIAA lamp pods anyway and fancied re-spraying them black. They'd been on the car for almost a year and they still looked in tip-top condition.

So, this time I sanded them, covered in a couple of coats of primer. Then 3 coats of gloss black and finally a couple of coats of clear lacquer.

Spray time is literally 20 mins and if done outside in decent weather they will dry in 5-10 mins between coats.

Stefan

TAINTON
12 February 2004, 14:14
Yeah, just give them a quick re-spray; it doesn't take long.

I've done mine twice. 1st time I just gave them a very quick sand, then sprayed them with some colour-coded paint from Halfrauds.

2nd time was just the other week. Wasn't because the 1st time sucked, but I was re-spraying my PIAA lamp pods anyway and fancied re-spraying them black. They'd been on the car for almost a year and they still looked in tip-top condition.

So, this time I sanded them, covered in a couple of coats of primer. Then 3 coats of gloss black and finally a couple of coats of clear lacquer.

Spray time is literally 20 mins and if done outside in decent weather they will dry in 5-10 mins between coats.

Stefan

Bargain my friend will give this a try

Derek FKS 85
15 March 2004, 15:21
Use some thinners and take the orange paint off, they are black underneath!!

ozzy
15 March 2004, 16:21
LOL, that's far too easy :D

Anyway, they don't look as nice and shiny with some coats of gloss paint and lacquer :)

Stefan


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