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Ok so i havent finished with the hood yet but... I have seen pics of a couple of 2 tone thridgens here but they all had the ground effects so here is my contribution. I think that may just make me the first to try it on a sport coupe and to be honest i makes the sport coupe look better IMHO.
I may end up doing something similar, because the paint on the hood and roof of my car is SHOT, and but the sides (including the stripes that I like but can't replace) are in really good shape
very interesting... I'm still thinking about doing something like that on mine... I would add a pinstripe though
there is a 3/16th dark silver pinstripe running around it.. its hard to tell in pics.. look at the nose and you will just barely be able to see it.. it splits the blue from the black.
Very nice, and a good job painting as well. A buddy of mine was considering something similar with black and orange on his '89 Formula, I'll have to send him a link to this thread. IMO it looks really good.
Very nice, and a good job painting as well. A buddy of mine was considering something similar with black and orange on his '89 Formula, I'll have to send him a link to this thread. IMO it looks really good.
Terrible color combo IMO!! Jk im doin orange and black on my 92 Z28. There are actually a couple other Maros on here with ornage and black. Havint seen a formula yet
Nice job camarokracker it looks good...did you do the paint work from your home garage?
ok guys... heres the kicker... since i learned proper pain prep years ago as a kid, i prepped it properly then sparyed it with duplicolor rattle cans.. waited then color sanded to 2000 grit then hand buffed out... yes you can get good results out of a spray can.. been doing it for years... And that was in my driveway.. exactly where you see it in the first pic.
