Paint on the brain.
08-13-2007, 07:25 PM
#12
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RE: Paint on the brain.
ORIGINAL: rtredline
Personally i think that type of paintjob belongs on imports...Not my kinda style at all...But do you if thats what you want...
Personally i think that type of paintjob belongs on imports...Not my kinda style at all...But do you if thats what you want...
08-13-2007, 07:36 PM
#13
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RE: Paint on the brain.
Damn, Hardcore! Those paints look great! I'm going to keep your number handy, I have a feeling you'll be getting a call from me sometime in the future. I need to work out my budget a little as this is just an idea now but thanks for the pictures, it really gives me an idea of what that paint looks like on our stangs...and I love the result!
Thanks.
Thanks.
08-13-2007, 07:40 PM
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RE: Paint on the brain.
ORIGINAL: hardcoremustangs
Where did you get the idea that a $12k paint job is for imports only? I have seen more domestics with this kind of paint than any other types of cars. My shop specializes in these types of paint and we have yet to paint an import with a color changing paint. We have done over 40 cars and all have been domestics.
ORIGINAL: rtredline
Personally i think that type of paintjob belongs on imports...Not my kinda style at all...But do you if thats what you want...
Personally i think that type of paintjob belongs on imports...Not my kinda style at all...But do you if thats what you want...
08-13-2007, 07:42 PM
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RE: Paint on the brain.
ORIGINAL: rtredline
It looks like something you would see on some Ricers...Personally i laugh at cars with chameleon paint...Just dont like it at all....
ORIGINAL: hardcoremustangs
Where did you get the idea that a $12k paint job is for imports only? I have seen more domestics with this kind of paint than any other types of cars. My shop specializes in these types of paint and we have yet to paint an import with a color changing paint. We have done over 40 cars and all have been domestics.
ORIGINAL: rtredline
Personally i think that type of paintjob belongs on imports...Not my kinda style at all...But do you if thats what you want...
Personally i think that type of paintjob belongs on imports...Not my kinda style at all...But do you if thats what you want...
Sooo........... You laugh at Mystic Cobras? Somthing Ford has been doing since 1996?
08-13-2007, 07:48 PM
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RE: Paint on the brain.
ORIGINAL: ohsixgt1217
Sooo........... You laugh at Mystic Cobras? Somthing Ford has been doing since 1996?
Sooo........... You laugh at Mystic Cobras? Somthing Ford has been doing since 1996?
08-13-2007, 07:49 PM
#18
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RE: Paint on the brain.
ORIGINAL: Fizzie06
Look good but not my style either........not to say they belong on an import......just not a big fan.
Look good but not my style either........not to say they belong on an import......just not a big fan.
That's what makes us unique. I can't think of many imports it would look great on but I think it looks very nice on our stangs...hopefully mine if I can pocket it. hehe 
08-13-2007, 07:51 PM
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RE: Paint on the brain.
Im 95% sure they were not the first to have chameleon paint (maybe from the factory?) but the mystic cobra is the first car ive ever seen with this paint job. I dont really see how something that originated with the mustang (top of the line mustang at that) belongs on "rice".
If you dont like it you dont like it, but saying it belongs on rice is just ignorant, considering it started with the mustang.
If you dont like it you dont like it, but saying it belongs on rice is just ignorant, considering it started with the mustang.