Ok Im about to buy a car and paint her black and I want ghost flames but I wanted to see some more( I mean the real ghost flames lol, just to clear that up because Ive searched and found lots of what you guys think are ghost flames but arnt. Not trying to be mean)

 

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Sweet, thats the only white car Ive seen with ghost flames around.

 

There was a thread about this a little awhile ago, they also discussed what ghost flames really were, had plenty of pics in it

 

Yea I found that one I was just hoping there where more people out there that did not post. Im trying to find a black firebird that has them, because thats what I want to do.

 

How do you plan on doing it, like a black with lighter black flames, or with chromolusion paint like alot of other black cars do?
I think it would look better without the chromolusion because that has been used too much, even though if i get my car flamed I'll use that paint, but not in the same way everyone else uses it

 

See thats just it im not sure yet, thats why I want to see.

 

Well here is a bad chop (I'm too tired to work on it) of black with lighter flames

 

Hey does anyone know if I can get them added later on over clear?

 

I do believe you can have them added at a later time over a clear coat. I say my shop doing that to a car few weeks ago.

 

So how much do you guys think a good ghost flame job will cost me?

 

I'm also pondering flames on my 89 Formula but IMHO they don't look as good on Birds as they do on Camaro's.

If I decide to do them, I am going to re shoot my Bird the original GM white then stencil and tape off the flames.

Mix pearl (color unknown) with clear then shoot the flames. Then remove the tape lines then clear the entire car.

The paint isn't that difficult it is just getting the flames to look as real as possible not like some pep boys spit and stick flames.