YOUR RESEARCHCayman GTS - Plastics to Gloss Black? - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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Hi all Has anybody got an Aventurine Green Cayman/Boxster GTS, with the black gloss Sports Design package? If so, is there any chance of seeing some pictures please? My CGTS has the standard plastics but I'm considering some mild updates including a black front splitter. I'm therefore considering having various items (side vents, wing mirrors, rear diffuser etc) painted to match, akin to the SD package. Any advice/photos very much appreciated. Thank you! J
If you are having it painted gloss black then I'd PPF all the bits you've just had done otherwise they'll scratch up to buggery.
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