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Originally Posted by ZdS03Civic
Plasma cutting is a tool that body shops use in order to trim / cut things.
Plasma cutting makes a clean cut, and eliminates the chance of rust or paint chipping.
Plasma cutting makes a clean cut, and eliminates the chance of rust or paint chipping.
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Originally Posted by cosmo
It's actually a Plasma Torch; the term plasma cutting is more of a technique. You'll still need to paint around the area that was cut, or it will rust. Like varmin said, just get the lip rolled and save a lot of work. You can also bend the lip back afterwards if you are trying to sell the car as stock, where-as if it was cut off you would have to have a new piece welded back on there.
When you say I have to paint the area after it has been cut, would Honda touch up paint work?
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Rep Power: 0 Looks good. Very clean. I just don't particularly like the looks of the factory tail lights, and DIY smoked headlights; even though I have smoked headlights on my car right now, too. I'm going to get a new set of black-housing TYC's, though.
I'm probably in the minority, with most of my opinions, though. *shrug* lol
I'm probably in the minority, with most of my opinions, though. *shrug* lol
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