Satin Colored cars (not black)
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I want to paint my WS6 a Satin Black but still thinking about it. Does anyone know if it is harder to wash or wax??? Do you even have to wax a satin color???Yes I am retarded for these question
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yay flattener! I would suggest using some pearl in the paint or in the clear before the flattening layers. It looks dynamite, very much like satin sheets. I have been thinking about experimenting with kandies and flatteners, just have to see when I have time.
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I'm not saying that satin black doesn't look sick. it does. But it's way too played out. I'd like to do something new. I like that silver on the bike I posted in the first page, and the orange/gold pearl supra also. Some of the other colors look good too, and there are endless colors to chose from. But the thing is, some colors that look sick on a t/a will not be good on an SS. (IMO). I have black interior, and silver roll cage. The kawasaki titanium is a sick color, but may be overdoing it with the silver. Would still be sick though. That orange is definitely killer and would be very sick satin, but I don't know if I want something that bright. at least it would be satin, right? too many options here!
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No one's posted the GM LS7 Camaro? Pics of it have been posted many, many times. It's what started this whole satin black thing.
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...ticleId=121028
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...ticleId=121028