NEW paint job on the stang :)
06-01-2012, 11:46 PM
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I can see what he means, it could be cool if executed properly. I mean, the original concept isn't appealing to everybody.
I'd drive it...occasionally...
It would have to be really rough, IMO. I mean, you could go show-car and bullet proof the thing. Steel panels over the windows with ports in them, iron spikes and studs all over it.
It could be a cool idea if you had a spare Mustang lying around and the drugs and money to carry the idea to fruition, but I shudder to think about doing anything like this to my car.
I'd drive it...occasionally...
It would have to be really rough, IMO. I mean, you could go show-car and bullet proof the thing. Steel panels over the windows with ports in them, iron spikes and studs all over it.
It could be a cool idea if you had a spare Mustang lying around and the drugs and money to carry the idea to fruition, but I shudder to think about doing anything like this to my car.
06-02-2012, 03:55 AM
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Lol damn didn't expect alot of people to lose their minds lol. it was a just a quick little thing I did in a whim after seeing it on dipyourcar.com looked OK so I thought what the hell. Back end was fine no orange Peel or anything but when the cans started running low it shoots bubbles. Entire car looked like ****. May have looked good if shot with a sprayer like on the website and had an even coat. But after seeing this, I'm not a fan of the flat black all over. Only looks good at night an not so good in sunlight. I may do some stripes or something with plastidip but as far as this nope never again lol.
06-02-2012, 04:04 AM
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It was one of those projects that you trial an error. No way in hell would I do something like that permanently without having it done professionally done. it's just a sixer but dammnit she's my sixer! Haha. I just paid her off an I'll be done with the army an my masters in emergency medicine in August. And the new mustang (either a 10 gt500 or gt350 or a 12 boss) is going to be complete stock appearance lol. I'm only 23 and before I even got a mustang I was total import fast an furious so blame my naivety lol
06-02-2012, 08:19 AM
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i agree it didnt turn out good at all, im thinking of doing the dipyourcar.com with the sprayer of course, just to see how i like it, i like the murdered out look on some cars. so its a cheap way to see if i want to have mine painted flat black
06-02-2012, 05:29 PM
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Ya it peels straight off. If some areas have a thinner layer of it its a little tougher cuz it peels and breaks. But if theres alot of it then it just peels off like the saran wrap basically. This isnt the first time ive done it. I did my hood just to see how it would look and i took it off. Just peel it off and then wash the car with soap an water no damage
