so I painted my rear bumper with the new color I'm going with (update - car is done)
10-23-2010, 09:38 PM
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Wow Super Nice!
I'm going to paint my Car aswell.
Same Color want want a bit darker.
Just looked at Mike' at G-Force. its a Morselo Something Car in the Texas Section, 1st page.
My Car is a 98GT with a Ls1 H/C/I/N2O.
Factory Color Black.
But Nice Work. Keep up the Great Up Date. You Rock
I'm going to paint my Car aswell.
Same Color want want a bit darker.
Just looked at Mike' at G-Force. its a Morselo Something Car in the Texas Section, 1st page.
My Car is a 98GT with a Ls1 H/C/I/N2O.
Factory Color Black.
But Nice Work. Keep up the Great Up Date. You Rock
11-14-2010, 05:53 PM
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Well I'm in love with that color now. No thanks to you, Buddy for making me second guess my Tangerine Candy Orange plan! lol Maybe I'll do both.. Damn that looks nice!
You using a Lexan windshield? I see you have VFN's 4" hood (as do I), are you using their fiberglass dash too?
You using a Lexan windshield? I see you have VFN's 4" hood (as do I), are you using their fiberglass dash too?
11-14-2010, 06:38 PM
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Well I'm in love with that color now. No thanks to you, Buddy for making me second guess my Tangerine Candy Orange plan! lol Maybe I'll do both.. Damn that looks nice!
You using a Lexan windshield? I see you have VFN's 4" hood (as do I), are you using their fiberglass dash too?
You using a Lexan windshield? I see you have VFN's 4" hood (as do I), are you using their fiberglass dash too?
11-15-2010, 07:57 AM
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compressor and spray gun...yes did it in my garage, but I wasn't looking for a perfect paint job since its a racecar...definately got dirt in the clear in areas...but that comes with the territory when painting in a regular garage...
11-15-2010, 12:53 PM
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Damn, this seems to be the best budget way for a guy to get a cheap glossy paint job. Gotta be better than a Macco job too, LOL. I might go this route instead of the SEM Hot Rod black. I was looking for a simple single stage kit a guy could do himself in a garage.
Mines a daily driver year round so its gonna get scratches & nicks. I'm not lookin for car show quality, just better than my peeling clear coat & fading base cot I'm stuck with right now.
Mines a daily driver year round so its gonna get scratches & nicks. I'm not lookin for car show quality, just better than my peeling clear coat & fading base cot I'm stuck with right now.