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Hey guys,

I'm looking at spraying a plastic OEM GTR r34 front diffuser. Although we're trying to figure out which would give a better oem plastic-look. Our options are to spray it with:

- gloss black spray paint

- matte black spray paint

- black plastidip

Thanks!

The car is white too. Although, I've had 2 other people say try matte black.

May ask what you mean by, "sharp"? And did the diffuser end up look like it was painted with the glossiness the cars bodypaint has? I'm looking for more raw plastic appearance :)

you want Satin black paint

matte is too plain, gloss is too shiny..satin black is 30% gloss so it looks perfect..

Although On my mazda ute I always thought the front bumber was plastic but its actually painted a dark dark charcoal grey colour..that looks like plastic

you want Satin black paint

matte is too plain, gloss is too shiny..satin black is 30% gloss so it looks perfect..

Although On my mazda ute I always thought the front bumber was plastic but its actually painted a dark dark charcoal grey colour..that looks like plastic

Thanks boss! That's the answer I was looking for.

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