need scoops chopped on please
heres my attempt. cdc apparently has two kinds of window 'scoops' too, a vented (first pic) and a smooth one (second pic)
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here they are in the original size. they look a little grainy now, though; I had to slightly decrease the quality of your pic because with the additions the file size was too big so I couldntupload [&:]
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I believe it is the 3D carbon one (I got it over a year ago) and I like the looks of it a lot; it gives the s197s a more 'classic look'. I think I paid around150-180 for itbut it did come unpainted, which was the only bad thing about it.there was a lot of sanding, priming and painting involved, butit only took less than7 hours before itwas on my car. I put 2-3 light coats of sandable primer, then 7-8 light coats of automotive trim paint; wet-sanding when each coatwas dry (about 20-30 min). If I did it again, I would wait a little longer before wet-sanding (I messed up a few paint layers in one spot). fortunately, I havent had to do any touch-ups yet and the paint doesnt scratch very easily since it has cured[/align][/align]anyway, I bought it at ninosport (http://www.ninosport.com/3D-Carbon-D...l-2005-Mustang), and it looks like the panels may come painted now. if you have the money, I would say go for it
[/align][/align](I read your pm too, btw, no prob doin the photoshops)[/align]
[/align][/align](I read your pm too, btw, no prob doin the photoshops)[/align]


