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Old 09-20-2007, 09:25 PM
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Question Anyone filled in the lines on a Camaro???

The lines that go from where the bumpers meet the body and continue on the middle of the doors on camaros. if you don't know what I am talking about look at a camaro door (93-02) and see the line/indentation that runs along the middle of it and see it continues on the whole side of the car.

Would love to see if someone filled these in with bondo etc. and painted them - partially or all the way around. please post or link to pics. thanks!
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that would look cool but thatd be really expensive id like to see some pics of one done like that
Old 09-21-2007, 07:02 AM
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I remember seeing a black Camaro on here with shaved molding. Honestly, I thought it looked weird. There are pics... somewhere... around here.
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I also remember seeing a photoshop of one that was done. As mentioned, it would be expensive because that would mean you'd have to mold in the front and rear bumper to the rest of the body.
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i dunno if i would like how it looked.. also it would be a pain in the ***, and a butt load more money to get ur car fixed if u ever got in an accident.
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Here's the one I was thinking of...

https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/507814-new-pic-my-96-a.html

Unfortunately most of the links with pics are broken.
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Looks sexy
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I think i get what yer saying... the indentations by the door molding and around? if soo... i though bout it... only problem would be wpould be the nose and bumper cause there two pieces... doors and crap would be easy as hell though..... i think it would look sick... give it more of a sleak look....
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considering how hard it would be to mold the rear bumper I would leave that alone. but it seems it would be easy to do the front as there is only a small area where it connects to the car above the turn signals the rest is an implied line on the nose of the bumper that can be sanded down as well as the door and a small portion of the rear fender. Too bad that thread doesn't have more pics.

I found one in her sig though. looks like she only did the doors and nothing else so it looks wierd.
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yeah doors only wouldnt look right.... ide say leave it.. just looking for problems screwing with it
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ehh, theres a guy in CA that has it done on a totally show camaro, it looks very good. the shop used the3M eurithane (sp?) filler..i cant find the pics, but if i do i'll get em up
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Originally Posted by SIK02SS






exactly!!! thanks- that looks badass
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just so you know...i believe he said he made the front end a 1 piece lift off so it can be worked on..



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