How to paint your Bowties
How to paint your Bowties
I see alot of people on here painting their bowties a different color and I want to join the crowd. I know that the front one is two parts but wasnt sure if the rear one was also two parts. Also how do you go about getting the two parts apart? What do you use to stick the rear one back on after your done? I did numberous searches and found no "how to" reguarding this. Any help is greatly apprieciated. Thanks
Originally Posted by Young Money
My custom emblems are attached with 3M tape and they haven't moved a bit... just make sure you get that exterior super strength kind...
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Well, instead of prying the bowtie from the chrome surround you can always mask it off. I did that after removing the whole badge from the car. Only reason I suggest this other than to keep from gouging your chrome part of the badge is cause when my buddy and I did the first bowties (I had the rear one left over from my first balt) we broke the rear one in half. For some reason mine was superglued on while his was double sided tape (?).
Originally Posted by WickedSS2005
Well, instead of prying the bowtie from the chrome surround you can always mask it off. I did that after removing the whole badge from the car. Only reason I suggest this other than to keep from gouging your chrome part of the badge is cause when my buddy and I did the first bowties (I had the rear one left over from my first balt) we broke the rear one in half. For some reason mine was superglued on while his was double sided tape (?).
ok its done and pics will come tomorow when it's daylight....kinda more purple than i wanted and not enough shift to blue...but it still looks nice....first ever w/ the candy paint bowtie!!! WOOOT!
Originally Posted by xspyder85x
nice candy, i didnt think about it, i think the bowties would look best as bady color with the silver trim. cant wait for pics man.
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That color shift sounds cool. You know, you could do what I did. I have metallic black paint I used for my bowties....and then used the same paint for my headlights, upper, lower, and rear grill inserts. Looks great!
Pics are here. yes, car was dirty from a night of rain. Scroll down to my post to see it.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/appearance-48/painting-stock-grill-need-help-29725/
Pics are here. yes, car was dirty from a night of rain. Scroll down to my post to see it.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/appearance-48/painting-stock-grill-need-help-29725/
Originally Posted by SIMMONS 2.0
rain finally cleared so ill try to get some pics up 2night


