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    hi,
    i bought a set of parking sensors off of fleabay, they arent the right blue though. they are too dark. what willl i need to spray them the correct colour. im thinking 1500 wet n dry, primer???? ultra blue spray and lacquer. is this right, is primer needed?
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    ultra blue needs grey primer

    From my experience ultra blue is also a pain in a butt to colour match

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    I rattled can'd my sensors with Vx cans and they came out perfect colour match
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    Quote Originally Posted by plasma View Post
    I rattled can'd my sensors with Vx cans and they came out perfect colour match

    I did the same as plasma, excact colour match. All i will say is after lacquering, leave for a good couple of days before fitting, they are a snug fit and even tho the lacquer is touch dry it will of not hardened enough for the pressure of your thumb pushing them in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by craigbarlow18 View Post
    ultra blue needs grey primer

    From my experience ultra blue is also a pain in a butt to colour match
    wouldnt you need plastic flexi primer to allow for expansion of plastic in hot/cold weather????though being small normal primer will prob do

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    did the grey primer and blue and then 4 to 5 layers of lacquer and been on for a good cpl of months now and no sign of flaking or cracking
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