lookin good it's different, I would also stick with the oem tails.
2009 Ford Mustang V6
it makes me think of a mid-90s paint style. and i say go with the stock tails. also, are you going to finish the C pillar on the drivers side?
either way, kudos for doing it yourself.
just a side note, I thnk your right side tires may be going the Wrong way, don't know the tire, but it does look directional, and going the wrong way.
I could be wrong
paint looks good
steve whitehead wrote:just a side note, I thnk your right side tires may be going the Wrong way, don't know the tire, but it does look directional, and going the wrong way.
Most definitely.
2010 Subaru Impreza WRX Limited
1999 Cavalier Z24 Supercharged
1999 Grand AM SE (Beater Car)
1997 GMC Sierra
2007 Honda CBR 600RR
2005 Honda TRX450R
WTF...that's the best paint job you could come up with?!?
id stick to the oem tails... personally instaed of the ripp;e i would have had it straight... but thats me... it looks good for doing it yourself...
Not to be mean, but that is discusting. A simple two tone would have been a lot nicer, and p.s. dont sand the basecoat.
^^yes you can sand the base..as long as you do a mist over it again to even out the color..while your misting tho..maybe paint it all one color..as said it looks very "dated"
ya i wasnt to happy when i got done with the blue. i wanted it to fade into the black. but it didnt turn out the way i wanted it to. i can still paint over it and make it look better. Do you guys have suggestions?
oh ya it was the first time ive painted since ive been outta school
2tyt4u wrote:ya i wasnt to happy when i got done with the blue. i wanted it to fade into the black. but it didnt turn out the way i wanted it to. i can still paint over it and make it look better. Do you guys have suggestions?
I'd just make the ripple a straight line and call it a day...kudos for painting it yourself.
ya i just checked my tires and three of them are going the wrong way. stupid shop put them on the wrong way. cause i havent taking them off since they have been put on. i can flip two of them. but ill have to take the other up to the tire shop. i cant believe i never noticed that.
ya i has thinking of just making the blue into a straight line.
Looks like you did it in your garage... which isnt a good thing
OEM tails..A nice clean line would have been better, instead of the ripple...I've seen worse though
go with whatever makes the car less rice.
ok i never post when i comes to body work on the org..... but i figure i would give my 2 cents on this one, first off not really feeling the wavy 2 tone split, im more of a clean guy who like straight lines that run horizontally, the blue looks to be a nice color and teamed up with black is a nice combo, i do think if the line extended down to the bottom of the bumper up the top of the trunk i would look better but that color combo and design has already been done, i would personally go from the front tip of the fender back to the trunk but thats me, now for the sanding of base coat, you cant sand and clear base coat and get a nice finish, and you CANT sand a metallic color and clear over it, you always have to come back and do a pass, from the first pic your base coat looks extremely rough, either your not applying it wet enough or your using to fast of a reducer, not sure what product your spraying. for your side skirts looks like you could get away with cutting out that piece but you cant get away with that philips headed screw holding it on, i would suggest doing something about that, most likely you will never get double sided tape to keep it on so my suggestion would be to fiberglass a bolt on the back side and drill a hole in the fender, put a nut on the back side and be done with no worries or nasty screws, now here is my biggest problem with stuff i see on here when people are painting their cars is, not taking off everything you can, which is locks, window moldings, mirrors, etc. etc. tape lines are nasty and why half ass it when all that stuff is easy to pull off, and on the back window and top of the front window you need to get some lifting tape to reduce tape lines showing, and always remember taking your time results in a nicer product......
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