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what material was used for an old vauxhall car pillars?
remember the old chav novas???
ive a customer that has restored on nova gte and apparently they had a vinyl strip across the hatch where the numberplate sits etc and also had vinyl mouldings on the top of the doors and door pillars (simular to the ford ka etc and probably 99% of todays cars)
the vinyl used was either a matt black or on some a very dark grey but it has a textured finish ??
has anyone come across this or even used it and know where to get it from?
cheers muchly -
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i done a classic vauxhall cavalier….it was done in europoints seven series, the exact match was called anthracite? i think…. 😀
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The stuff that used to be used on a lot of car door pillars was a black stoneguard. You might get it from KPMF but be prepared to pay a bleedin fortune, probably.
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i think it was 3m that did the original material like a thick satin black but mat vinyl is a good read cheap compromise
chris
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typical thought i was.. smart ar$e me…sped read again 😮
nik
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You might be right Chris, it’s been a few years since I used it. Like you say, a matt black would look similar.
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thanks for the help 😀
he wont have just a matt black comprimise because the yoof of today have far too much money to waste
ive found that kpmf do a black textured for door pillars etc so we will try with that one
if thats not good enough its time to (:)
thanks again
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