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Old 06-08-2012, 11:01 AM   #1
Lazy Peac*ck EB
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Default How to paint a boot lip spoiler?

Hey guys, I managed to get my hands on an ED xr6 boot lip spoiler and a tickford rocker cover the other day. The bootlip spoiler as some of you might already know, is rubber? Question is....how do I go about painting this? So confused hahah no one knows...

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VT Wagon, stock. I hate Holdens, but the wagons look better than the Fords. Shame.

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Grandpa ED with ma hectic louvres, LPG, stock as she goes, surprisingly reliable and goes ****in hard on gas!

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XF UTE with XR6 Headlights, Chromed 12 Slotters, 4.1L 250 Crossflow, Triple Holley Carbs, Stage 4 Crow Cam, Extractors, 3" Exhaust, Yella Terra Roller Rockers, 5 Speed TREMEC Manual Box, 3.45 9" LSD. SOLD :(

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