Fresh paint on my 98 z28 vert
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Fresh paint on my 98 z28 vert
Some pictures are better than others.
Before:
In the proccess:
taped up
Current stage:
tinted tails and whistler modded headlights await their new home as well.
Any opinions as to what else would make it look better?
Before:
In the proccess:
taped up
Current stage:
tinted tails and whistler modded headlights await their new home as well.
Any opinions as to what else would make it look better?
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well it already has holes for the original "RS" spoiler so the ss is kinda out and i dont have the $$ for classics but lowering springs are definately on the list
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THanks! The guy that painted it started out as a prep guy in a local bodyshop and the owner saw that he had a natural talent so he sent him to school. for as quick as he did it (half of a morning for paint, from 12:30ish to 6:00 baking) it turned out very well.
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I'm actually more of a fan of the rs style more so than the SS style. Its less common and it looks like the second and third gen spoilers but more refined, at least imo.
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I can get a straight shot of it tomorrow for you but as far as that being your problem I'm not really sure of all of the possibilities but that could definately be one of them
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I'm not a body man by any means so I traded some work to get this done. I don't have any pictures of him doing the trimming but if memory serves I think he said something about using a dremel, he left a bit of lip around the headlights but left most of the hood untrimmed because of added support. He also said that there was some stress in the hood so he fixed those couple of spots but overall he said it was pretty good for aftermarket fiberglass.