Custom Pony Grill Emblems ... HOT!
09-30-2010, 05:27 PM
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I have to say that some of them look nice, but at $134 I will have to pass.
Partly because I love the way my pony turned out when I simply sprayed it black. The front of my car is dark and ominous with the dark smoked headlights, blacked out pony, and black chin spoiler I have added. The Bullitts had blacked out corral around the pony to begin with, so now nothing on the front of my car is anything but DARK.
Partly because I love the way my pony turned out when I simply sprayed it black. The front of my car is dark and ominous with the dark smoked headlights, blacked out pony, and black chin spoiler I have added. The Bullitts had blacked out corral around the pony to begin with, so now nothing on the front of my car is anything but DARK.
10-06-2010, 08:30 AM
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I have to say that some of them look nice, but at $134 I will have to pass.
Partly because I love the way my pony turned out when I simply sprayed it black. The front of my car is dark and ominous with the dark smoked headlights, blacked out pony, and black chin spoiler I have added. The Bullitts had blacked out corral around the pony to begin with, so now nothing on the front of my car is anything but DARK.
Partly because I love the way my pony turned out when I simply sprayed it black. The front of my car is dark and ominous with the dark smoked headlights, blacked out pony, and black chin spoiler I have added. The Bullitts had blacked out corral around the pony to begin with, so now nothing on the front of my car is anything but DARK.
If anyone is looking for a custom painted pony grill emblem, these are an awesome addition to your Stang!!!
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Thanks!
Ken
10-06-2010, 02:52 PM
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Unfortunately not
We use a local airbrush artist here in Atlanta for our work.
They are really nice! He makes some good cash too...
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Ken
10-07-2010, 10:43 AM
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I wish I could take credit for the painting.
Unfortunately not
We use a local airbrush artist here in Atlanta for our work.
They are really nice! He makes some good cash too...
Custom Painted Pony Grill Emblems
Ken
Unfortunately not
We use a local airbrush artist here in Atlanta for our work.
They are really nice! He makes some good cash too...
Custom Painted Pony Grill Emblems
Ken
What ensured durability of the paint (since it'll be on the front line of wind erosion)
10-07-2010, 10:48 AM
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They use multiple layers of clear coat after the airbrushing is complete. have sold hundreds of these over the last 4 years and have not had one customer come back with an issue of chipping.
You will definitely like it!
Skeleton is the top seller.
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Ken
10-07-2010, 10:58 AM
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Yep. They hand paint each one. It takes 10-14 days to paint and dry for shipment.
They use multiple layers of clear coat after the airbrushing is complete. have sold hundreds of these over the last 4 years and have not had one customer come back with an issue of chipping.
You will definitely like it!
Skeleton is the top seller.
Custom Painted Mustang Parts
Ken
They use multiple layers of clear coat after the airbrushing is complete. have sold hundreds of these over the last 4 years and have not had one customer come back with an issue of chipping.
You will definitely like it!
Skeleton is the top seller.
Custom Painted Mustang Parts
Ken
you got to be crazy to spend $160 on a painted piece of plastic... haha.
There is a saying though, there is a sucker born every second
