I want chrome bumpers... :-)

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SimplyDene
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Post by SimplyDene »

Does anyone know how to get those boring black bumpers and side bumpers changed to chrome? Not painted grey, but chrome... :P :P :P :P :P

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Post by Derek »

Do a search as it has been discussed before.

I hope you are sure as the general opinion of these was - tacky.
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Post by SimplyDene »

Tacky? Oh... I guess you're right... Fine, I'll leave them black...

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Post by Derek »

What colour is your CC ?

If already black then black is fine, if it's an older model then colour code them as it makes a big difference.
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Post by Dan »

i've seen the chromes in the flesh and was actually quite suprised... still, colour coding would be a better investment.

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Post by SimplyDene »

My CC is "Moonstone" or "bluey grey silver" as my friends call it... So chrome might work. But if I was to get them the same colour, can I just pop down to a local reliable spray-painters?

THanks for the advice so far everyone. Really appreciate it... :D

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Post by Dabz »

on a moonstone car I'd definitely stay away from chrome - I've seen a couple with moonstone paint and chrome bumpers and it looks awful. chrome only really works on much darker colours I think

as the others have said though, colour coding makes a world of difference

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Post by Bloodeye »

I ve got Kayman green one and I am thinking about chrome...is it bad idea?
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Post by Dan »

If your bumpers are coded green then I would leave them ;)

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Post by Bloodeye »

No,they are black:sorry::sorry::sorry:
But chrome is very expensive,i will turn it into green maybe:thumbs:

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Post by neildavies »

Personally, with the lighter cars, I like the black trim (not biased, honest). I find it breaks the car up nicely.
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