Interior/Exterior Ramseys back! - with an Extreme Makeover
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Thanks for feedback Duck. No, I didn't choose to buy the Ocriari bumper as it is, in my opinion, the worst looking bumper next to the vader kit. I chose the Ociari front and side skirts due to its clean looking shape and lines. I didn't opt for the Aero kit since everyone and their mom has the kit. I'm not fond of the rear bumper either. I did find a kit i wanted in Japan....but i'm not about to dish 3k for a kit! Either way, I think it looks great...a few more mods left.
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Hey Sushi - yeah, took off the time attack stripes....didn't seem to fit wheel anymore.
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First, Let me say this is a beautiful car. I absolutely LOVE IT. i was wondering about the finish. I have never seen a Matt finish in person. Do you take care of it the same way you do any other? Is it hard to take care of? If one would not have a garage would the finish hold up in the weather...
Anyway BEAUTIFUL car!
Anyway BEAUTIFUL car!
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Thanks Smith! I wish I have a general answer to all your questions BUT...it all depends on where you get your car painted and what materials (quality) the painter took to paint the car. Fortunately, my guy knew what he was doing as well as added some protective UV coating so it wouldn't fade and turn grey overtime.
I treat it like any other car...wash em' with your favorite soap, rinse and dry! No waxing nor buffing involved since its a flat color. The funny thing is....one day it started raining and when I got to my works parking garage....not a drop of rain was present on the car. As if as the rain never touched it.
If you dont have a garage and have this kind of paint job.....get a car cover.
I treat it like any other car...wash em' with your favorite soap, rinse and dry! No waxing nor buffing involved since its a flat color. The funny thing is....one day it started raining and when I got to my works parking garage....not a drop of rain was present on the car. As if as the rain never touched it.
If you dont have a garage and have this kind of paint job.....get a car cover.
First, Let me say this is a beautiful car. I absolutely LOVE IT. i was wondering about the finish. I have never seen a Matt finish in person. Do you take care of it the same way you do any other? Is it hard to take care of? If one would not have a garage would the finish hold up in the weather...
Anyway BEAUTIFUL car!
Anyway BEAUTIFUL car!
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If you're lucky, a good job like this will run you between $4500 - $6k and even more.
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No glossy coat as I wanted a "matte" finish. He did, put a UV coat to protect the paint against the sun.
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Thanks for looking out! - really appreciate it!
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Frickin sick car!!! I was going to recommend a couple of spots for red accents, but now with the Joey mod, I think you should remove it from the lower valance......the car looks stealth, clean & mean. One recommendation, paint the wheel wells flat black, so from the side, there's no contrast between the wheels and the body.........
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