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So I'd like to some some exterior accents to my Solid Red. Nothing too major - just some little touches. Figure I should balance them from & rear. How do

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So I'd like to some some exterior accents to my Solid Red. Nothing too major - just some little touches. Figure I should balance them from & rear.

How do the Stillen splitter and EVO R diffuser look together? I was wondering how the finishes compare together since one is urethane & one is painted flat black. I don't know that they need to match 100% since you basically can't see them at the same time- just so they don't look goofy. Like all those Hondas you see running around with 3 different color primers, 3 different flat blacks and a gallon of Bondo.

Also, does the Stillen splitter drop the front clearance by much? Surely it's not lower than the little black air dam that's stock/ I scrape it going in my driveway.

I did try to search, but the # of threads that contain Stillen and / or EVO R is overwhelming.
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The easiest way to make sure two things will match is to :drumroll please: PAINT THEM! lol

Take the plunge and if they are that off bring them to a shop to be sprayed. How much could they really charge you for such small pieces?
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The easiest way to make sure two things will match is to :drumroll please: PAINT THEM! lol

Take the plunge and if they are that off bring them to a shop to be sprayed. How much could they really charge you for such small pieces?
Does the urethane paint up ok? Wasn't sure about that. That was my main concern.
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It should cost ~ $200 for both.
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Another option is to simply paint them prior to installation. We use a product from SEM paint supplies which works extremely well on urethane. All of our splitters are sent out pre-painted with this material. It is a flexible coating that also provides a UV protection. The part number from SEM is 15013 "landau black."
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Another option is to simply paint them prior to installation. We use a product from SEM paint supplies which works extremely well on urethane. All of our splitters are sent out pre-painted with this material. It is a flexible coating that also provides a UV protection. The part number from SEM is 15013 "landau black."
Thanks Kyle. Guess i had it in my head that it was just raw urethane straight from you guys. Not sure why - maybe becasue of the matte finish I've seen in photos of it.
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I had an all uerathane bumper on a prior car (god was that a dumb decision as it never held shape right) and the paint held fine.
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