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Old 01-10-2011, 06:26 PM
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Default tilt headlight parts color?

is there a reference, or does anybody know outright, what the appropriate color/finish is for all the tilt headlight bracketry and parts should be?

while my front end is totally apart, with the new stuff i have along with the original parts I'm reusing, i'm debating on doing it the "right way".

what i'm currently planning on doing is, at the minimum, getting the HL buckets / HL panels / tilt brackets - the bigger metal items - powder coated. it's the rest of the stuff - arms, supports, stops, etc., that I'm not sure what to do with. rattle can them with something, powdercoat as well, something else.

if the correct way calls for 20 different colors/finishes of this, that, and the other......i may just stick with the "eastwood" touch, and underhood black everything that isn't powdercoated.

thx

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Old 01-11-2011, 01:44 AM
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Parts and accessories Black... hardware dark phosphate.

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