*At the conclusion I meant to say 2,800 and 3,000!* Y’all have helped me grow so quickly that I still think I’m in the 1,000’s in the back of my mind. 😅🫶.
Loved the video man, thanks for the tips! One question though. I'm not sure if you mentioned how many cans of each would I need if I am painting a full kit (splitter, side skirts, rear spats, and a diffuser?
@@Grey3IS Sorry if I’m not understanding, but are you saying one of each can (primer, paint, clear coat) for literally every piece? That would be 18 total cans? I was thinking maybe 2 of each can would suffice. I just don’t wanna have to order more paint in the middle of painting.
@@offlinezyxYT About that much, yes. The side skirts alone took me 2 cans of each. The diffuser you can maybe get away with one can of each, but there is a lot of angles that you have to get good coverage on. Then the spats and front lip can maybe take one can of each for those 3 pieces. Coverage is very important. 🙂
Hello! Since the front end of your car is slightly different, this one won’t fit unfortunately. I recommend checking out eBay and see what other options they have. 🙂
Hey man, how were you able to install that rear diffuser? I've seen online some people drill through the top of the existing bumper but I'm sure you've used a much better method! Also, what kind of material is the diffuser made out of? Did it come flimsy and is 3m tape able to stick to it? Cheers.
@@prodigy6X04 Hello! I used toggle bolts to install mine. I drilled into and attached the diffuset to the under tray. I then used some 3M tape on the outer lip of it. Some of these diffusers can be a flimsy plastic, but mine was a pretty solid piece of plastic. And 3M did stick to it. I always recommend using an adhesion promoter before using 3M on anything you don’t want it to coming off of.
@@Grey3IS wow toggle bolts definitely are going to hold very well, great idea, how many did you end up adding? Yes, I was deciding whether to get the plastic one but it looks great on your car so I might go ahead. The paint match for the diffuser looks great on your car. I have an Ultra white, deciding if I should paint match or keep black...white kinda sticks out like a sore thumb and gets quite dirty and I haven't really seen it done much for my color. How were you able to stick that top part of the diffuser on the bumper? Did you use toggle bolts aswell or was 3M tape good enough?
@@prodigy6X04 I used 3M for the top part. And I used 6 toggle bolts. It was probably overkill, but it gave me peace of mind. And I have seen a white version of the diffuser on a white IS, and it looked pretty cool!
@@Grey3IS 6 toggle bolts...I wouldn't expect any less from you. haha your installs are always well thought out, clean and done right. Thanks again man.
Hello! If you go to TouchUpDirect (in the description) and input your car’s info, you’ll find the correct paint 🙂. Please let me know if you have any other questions. I appreciate your support!
hey man, had a couple questions hoping you can help. first, is your carbon fiber roof spoiler the one from tansowerkz? second, i got a rear diffuser that has a 3rd brake light. it says to tape into the green and white wire which is the OEM brake wire, as well as tap into the ground, which is black. however, i got the tansowerkz rear tail lights, and i don't think the brake light is green and white anymore. would you know off the top of your head which is the brake signal wire and if black is still the ground wire? i'm going to tackle this in a few weeks but wanted to ask around beforehand in case someone already knows before i open everything up. thanks man!
Hello! My roof spoiler isn’t from tanso. It’s from eBay. And I get what you mean about the different color wiring. I don’t know which color they now are, but I know it’s still possible. You might just have to splice and test them with a multimeter. I’m going to add a f1 light in the future and I’ll figure it out then. But I’m not sure as of now. 🙂
@@Grey3IS ok cool thanks. do you have a link to the roof spoiler? it's so hard to figure out what is a good product because they all use the same images! i'm looking for a carbon fiber one. i was gonna get tansowerkz, but it kinda looks like it's taller than others? i didn't want it to stick out too much. unless you think the tanso one is basically the same height/design as yours, i could just go through them to make it easy
I love some DIY painting! You're already at 2.78k Subs bro! Almost to 3k!
Thank you my man! You just made me realize that I misspoke at the end! I was off by 1k 🤦♂️. Damn it.
@Grey 3IS I'll take those 1k subs haha but really, congrats, bro. You deserve every one of them and more to come!
@@2slo4u Let’s share 🥰. But for real.. thank you. I truly appreciate that.
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Thank you!
*At the conclusion I meant to say 2,800 and 3,000!*
Y’all have helped me grow so quickly that I still think I’m in the 1,000’s in the back of my mind. 😅🫶.
Needed this video thank you!
Awesome! I’m glad I could help 🙂.
Hey man I’m learning so much from your channel! Keep it up! I have a crafted line 2015 Lexus es350. Motivation!!! 💪🏾🤙🏾
That’s awesome, thank you! I’m glad I could be informative 🙂.
I have a small cut into the paint of my is, might try this to paint match it tyty for the links!!! BIG HELP
You’re welcome! I’m glad this could help 🙂. I hope all goes well.
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Thank you!
Loved the video man, thanks for the tips! One question though. I'm not sure if you mentioned how many cans of each would I need if I am painting a full kit (splitter, side skirts, rear spats, and a diffuser?
@@offlinezyxYT I recommend one can of each for each piece! One for each skirt, the spats, front lip, and diffuser.
@@Grey3IS Sorry if I’m not understanding, but are you saying one of each can (primer, paint, clear coat) for literally every piece? That would be 18 total cans? I was thinking maybe 2 of each can would suffice. I just don’t wanna have to order more paint in the middle of painting.
@@offlinezyxYT About that much, yes. The side skirts alone took me 2 cans of each. The diffuser you can maybe get away with one can of each, but there is a lot of angles that you have to get good coverage on. Then the spats and front lip can maybe take one can of each for those 3 pieces. Coverage is very important. 🙂
Keep it coming buddy!
Will do! 😁🫶
Hello, mr grey. I’m interested on the front spoiler you installed on your IS. I have a 2022 lexus IS350, can the spoiler fit on my car?
Hello! Since the front end of your car is slightly different, this one won’t fit unfortunately. I recommend checking out eBay and see what other options they have. 🙂
Hey man, how were you able to install that rear diffuser? I've seen online some people drill through the top of the existing bumper but I'm sure you've used a much better method! Also, what kind of material is the diffuser made out of? Did it come flimsy and is 3m tape able to stick to it? Cheers.
@@prodigy6X04 Hello! I used toggle bolts to install mine. I drilled into and attached the diffuset to the under tray. I then used some 3M tape on the outer lip of it. Some of these diffusers can be a flimsy plastic, but mine was a pretty solid piece of plastic. And 3M did stick to it. I always recommend using an adhesion promoter before using 3M on anything you don’t want it to coming off of.
@@Grey3IS wow toggle bolts definitely are going to hold very well, great idea, how many did you end up adding? Yes, I was deciding whether to get the plastic one but it looks great on your car so I might go ahead. The paint match for the diffuser looks great on your car. I have an Ultra white, deciding if I should paint match or keep black...white kinda sticks out like a sore thumb and gets quite dirty and I haven't really seen it done much for my color. How were you able to stick that top part of the diffuser on the bumper? Did you use toggle bolts aswell or was 3M tape good enough?
@@prodigy6X04 I used 3M for the top part. And I used 6 toggle bolts. It was probably overkill, but it gave me peace of mind. And I have seen a white version of the diffuser on a white IS, and it looked pretty cool!
@@Grey3IS 6 toggle bolts...I wouldn't expect any less from you. haha your installs are always well thought out, clean and done right. Thanks again man.
Which bottle paint would match atomic silver ? I wanna paint my spoiler but I have no idea how to get the almost same color and JUST SUBSCRIBE!
Hello! If you go to TouchUpDirect (in the description) and input your car’s info, you’ll find the correct paint 🙂. Please let me know if you have any other questions. I appreciate your support!
@@Grey3IS thanks for replying back! So glad they have it haha I will give it a shot! Appreciate it!
hey man, had a couple questions hoping you can help. first, is your carbon fiber roof spoiler the one from tansowerkz? second, i got a rear diffuser that has a 3rd brake light. it says to tape into the green and white wire which is the OEM brake wire, as well as tap into the ground, which is black. however, i got the tansowerkz rear tail lights, and i don't think the brake light is green and white anymore. would you know off the top of your head which is the brake signal wire and if black is still the ground wire? i'm going to tackle this in a few weeks but wanted to ask around beforehand in case someone already knows before i open everything up. thanks man!
Hello! My roof spoiler isn’t from tanso. It’s from eBay. And I get what you mean about the different color wiring. I don’t know which color they now are, but I know it’s still possible. You might just have to splice and test them with a multimeter. I’m going to add a f1 light in the future and I’ll figure it out then. But I’m not sure as of now. 🙂
@@Grey3IS ok cool thanks. do you have a link to the roof spoiler? it's so hard to figure out what is a good product because they all use the same images! i'm looking for a carbon fiber one. i was gonna get tansowerkz, but it kinda looks like it's taller than others? i didn't want it to stick out too much. unless you think the tanso one is basically the same height/design as yours, i could just go through them to make it easy
Watch the NIA body kits video to know which wires to tap into.
@@highcard6155 True! Just know that the wires might be different colors if you have aftermarket taillights.
I know yours isn't a tricoat, but mine is. Do you know anyone who has done this with tricoat?
I don’t know anyone who has made a video on it. But it’s the same process 🙂.
@Grey 3IS Thank you, your videos they help a ton!!
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what is the year of u car? 2014?
@Grey3IS
2017
@@Grey3IS oh, ok, I just wanna know, can I install front lights from 2017 on 2014 Lexus?