Berger panel.....kind of
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Yeah, I've got one crappy one. Took it just as it started snowing and the car has ben burried all week. I'lll try and get a few more this weekend after a wash job but here....
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That looks awesome!
I didn't know your car was black; have you wondered if a silver panel with black lettering would look even better?
I didn't know your car was black; have you wondered if a silver panel with black lettering would look even better?
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No I never really thought about it. I may give it a try since I now have another panel, if I get the drive and time to do it again that is. Thanks, I'm really happy with how it turned out. For a cheap plug Brent did an awesome job helping me design the stencil and making it for me. Thanks again Brent!
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Berger Panel is a sweet mod to some cars, especially silver. I got a ton of pics if anyone needs, PM me.
http://photobucket.com/albums/a245/G...CN2532copy.jpg
One of the only silver on black i've seen, not a fan.
http://photobucket.com/albums/a245/G...CN2532copy.jpg
One of the only silver on black i've seen, not a fan.
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Re: Berger panel.....kind of
Originally Posted by greatsave9
One of the only silver on black i've seen, not a fan.
I don't like it, looks like you wrecked it and got the part out of a junk yard.
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Re: Berger panel.....kind of
Originally Posted by fasteddie94
Yeah, I've got one crappy one. Took it just as it started snowing and the car has ben burried all week. I'lll try and get a few more this weekend after a wash job but here....
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Ew. I don't like silver panel suggestion anymore after seeing that pic. I bet a chrome one if you have chrome wheels would look awesome though. Otherwise, I'd probably just stick with the black one.
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I really like it. When I saw the pic of the panel by itself I wasn't sure, but now that I've seen it on the car it looks great.
How did you fill in the Camaro lettering?
How did you fill in the Camaro lettering?
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Thanks for the comments first of all!
I used a product called Fusor T10. Basically its a more workable fiberglass medium, like resin. A two part epoxy that you heat up to cure. I ground down the lettering a little to get it to stick, filled it with T10, sand, glaze coat of filler, sand, prime, paint. From the looks of the panel any filler would work to do it, but I would chose a fiberglass based one since they are a little stiffer and build a lot better. I actually did all of the bodywork on my luch hour at work. Not hard at all!
I used a product called Fusor T10. Basically its a more workable fiberglass medium, like resin. A two part epoxy that you heat up to cure. I ground down the lettering a little to get it to stick, filled it with T10, sand, glaze coat of filler, sand, prime, paint. From the looks of the panel any filler would work to do it, but I would chose a fiberglass based one since they are a little stiffer and build a lot better. I actually did all of the bodywork on my luch hour at work. Not hard at all!
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