Painted B pillar vs black (or carbon)
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A-Pillar = between windshield and front edge of door window
B-Pillar = between rear edge of door window and rear quarter window
C-Pillar = between rear quarter window and hatch
B-Pillar = between rear edge of door window and rear quarter window
C-Pillar = between rear quarter window and hatch
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I mean if you were going to repaint a car, would you paint the B pillar to match the car or not??
Last edited by Alpineace; 12-18-2013 at 07:28 PM.
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AFAIK, all 944s had black matte b-pillars, and on 968s it was an option to have it painted body color. All my 944s have had black pillars. My 968 has black, but my last one was body color.
In the auto industry, it's common practice to paint middle pillars black to blend with the windows and give the illusion that the car is not as tall.
My opinion? I'd choose matte black, but wouldn't change whatever is on the car. Maybe just black plastidip.
In the auto industry, it's common practice to paint middle pillars black to blend with the windows and give the illusion that the car is not as tall.
My opinion? I'd choose matte black, but wouldn't change whatever is on the car. Maybe just black plastidip.
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Guess I never considered the door frame the b-pillar and never noticed a body color one. I have a black car so naturally the black molding, it just kind of blends in.
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