Colour Coded Side Skirts
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Colour Coded Side Skirts
Waste of money or not. Looking at my side skirts they have loads of marks from stone chips and so on, is it worth spraying them and having them marked?
Also how is it done?
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Also how is it done?
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Last edited by Saalro; 30 September 2017 at 02:47 PM.
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Much nicer looking having side and rear quarter skirts colour-coded, whether you do the door handles or not. Even better with door handles done too obviously. Yeah as above... take to decent bodyshop (make sure they actually have it booked for doing that day or the next day too, etc)... return... pay... done.
Or you could get a second set from ebay (cheap as chips), and that way you won't be without skirts on your car or even without the car!... Then you can refit them when painted. Then flog your old unpainted ones on... so someone else can do the same thing to their car!...
Or you could get a second set from ebay (cheap as chips), and that way you won't be without skirts on your car or even without the car!... Then you can refit them when painted. Then flog your old unpainted ones on... so someone else can do the same thing to their car!...
Last edited by joz8968; 26 February 2010 at 01:17 AM.
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You can get unpainted ones on eBay... but it largely depends on their condition, obviously.
Unless you buy brand new from Subaru, then I expect any 2nd hand ones will have to be sanded and smoothed first (regardless whether already painted or not) to a lesser or greater degree...
Unless you buy brand new from Subaru, then I expect any 2nd hand ones will have to be sanded and smoothed first (regardless whether already painted or not) to a lesser or greater degree...
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The 4th to 7th ones down are unpainted - best to get unpainted ones to save on prep work man hours (and a better repaint result too)....
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My ones at the moment are unpainted so i would prob just use them.
Are the seals sprayed also? See my problem is the seals on my skirts are too short.
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Are the seals sprayed also? See my problem is the seals on my skirts are too short.
Thanks
Last edited by Saalro; 30 September 2017 at 02:48 PM.
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I'll check my ones' seals when I go home and take a pic.
My skirts have had a bad paint job and are now chipped a lot (got a replacement set that need to be painted and fitted).
Your existing skirts look in excellent condition - so yeah, I'd keep 'em for repainting...
My skirts have had a bad paint job and are now chipped a lot (got a replacement set that need to be painted and fitted).
Your existing skirts look in excellent condition - so yeah, I'd keep 'em for repainting...
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I checked mine ( well passenger side anyway) and my rubber seal things butt right up where thay meet in the middle (as in your pic). BUT... I've a funny feeling that one/both might be short at the other ends though! lol
I'll have to check again tomorrow (my actual seals have also been colour-coded(!) by, presumably, the previous Jap owner lol).
I'll have to check again tomorrow (my actual seals have also been colour-coded(!) by, presumably, the previous Jap owner lol).
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Both of my seals were different lengths, i had to cut them down to even it out. Let me know when you look again!
Thanks man
Thanks man
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