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Originally Posted By natypes⏩
I agree with you man. I actually think it devalues most cars. Only one I'm considering it for is my 63 vert lincoln. When I decide to do a frame off resto the who,e thing will be painted since it will be already stripped down. But I'm gonna keep that car till I die and pass it down to my sons so I'm not worried about resale on that one.Yeah think about every part of your vehicle that is painted black. All of that would have to be prepped (sanded) and painted/cleared. Under the hood inside the door james, inside window channels, under hood and trunk. Bumper, trim, doors, hood, trunk, lights and sometimes glass and even engine ALL have to come out to do it RIGHT. Anything less than that is not right.
I would never do a 'complete' just not worth it. Too much can go wrong. I painted a few years ago and really enjoyed it. I want to get back into it.
I would never do a 'complete' just not worth it. Too much can go wrong. I painted a few years ago and really enjoyed it. I want to get back into it.
05-17-2016, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
Don't let the oversensitive girls on the forum bother you OP. There are always outliers in the group that find faults in any social interaction. You could have the nicest, most polite approach and some people will find it condescending.Definitely appreciate the perspectives. 100% did not mean it that way at all. Its crazy how much you learn by these types of interactions.
In another forum there is a 74 year old guy that is super hip, super fit and doesnt look a day over 55 (SRS)
He started multiple businesses and is now retired living in Hawaii. He gives out life advice all the time and uses the term "kid" to us and I always thought it was cool/funny (more like the "you kids stay off my lawn" attitude
If it is seen mostly as condescending then I will refrain from using when i am addressing people I dont know.
In another forum there is a 74 year old guy that is super hip, super fit and doesnt look a day over 55 (SRS)
He started multiple businesses and is now retired living in Hawaii. He gives out life advice all the time and uses the term "kid" to us and I always thought it was cool/funny (more like the "you kids stay off my lawn" attitude
If it is seen mostly as condescending then I will refrain from using when i am addressing people I dont know.
Btw, that wrap looks great. It makes the car stand out, but not in a loud, in your face way.
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Originally Posted By digitalchi⏩
u drive an 20 yr old audi with mercedes rims your opinion means nothingi dont like black wheels
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05-17-2016, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted By rckrdude⏩
I feel you man and appreciate the perspective. I dont take the feedback as "haterish" or anything like that. In retrospect I can see how a lot of my posts can come across as bragging. Any human likes to talk about their successes and I am not immune to that. I try to do it in context to the conversation for proofpoints and I try to do it in a way that hopefully inspires/encourages the next generation to go after their dreams and reap the rewards after all the hard work.Don't let the oversensitive girls on the forum bother you OP. There are always outliers in the group that find faults in any social interaction. You could have the nicest, most polite approach and some people will find it condescending.
Btw, that wrap looks great. It makes the car stand out, but not in a loud, in your face way.
Btw, that wrap looks great. It makes the car stand out, but not in a loud, in your face way.
05-17-2016, 03:38 PM
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05-17-2016, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
Depends on your comfort/skill level - When you apply the ceramic coating, you need to let it cure enough so it will adhere/protect the finish, but if you let it stay on and cure for too long it will permanently streak the finish. Depending on the coating, temperature, and humidity, wipe off can be anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes. However, knowing that, you should be fine. I would recommend CQuartz UK, and wipe off after around 30-45 seconds, if it's very hot (75 plus), wipe on and then wipe off.Great advice. Is that a DYI type of job or should I seek a professional? I like to be hands on with my cars so I like to do things on my own if I am capable but not at the risk of it looking "cheap"
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05-17-2016, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted By CoreMaster75⏩
Thanks for the heads up. Looking on amazon now to purchase. If it works well for this car I'll use it on my weekend toys too!Depends on your comfort/skill level - When you apply the ceramic coating, you need to let it cure enough so it will adhere/protect the finish, but if you let it stay on and cure for too long it will permanently streak the finish. Depending on the coating, temperature, and humidity, wipe off can be anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes. However, knowing that, you should be fine. I would recommend CQuartz UK, and wipe off after around 30-45 seconds, if it's very hot (75 plus), wipe on and then wipe off.
So if I live in a hot and humid environment am I better off with the CQuartz (Non UK) kind?
Thanks
05-17-2016, 04:06 PM
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05-17-2016, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
10k to paint a car?Thanks man. Should last 1-3 years, thats one of the things I want to test for....durability.
Nothing will ever compare to a good paint job as you cant get the depth of a real nice pearl in a wrap but it looks pretty darn good.
To put it in perspective, to lay a professional paint job on a car to be up to standard would be $10k+.
Nothing will ever compare to a good paint job as you cant get the depth of a real nice pearl in a wrap but it looks pretty darn good.
To put it in perspective, to lay a professional paint job on a car to be up to standard would be $10k+.
***** get me a brush, I do it for 350
05-17-2016, 04:15 PM
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10/10 car 10/10 color wrap. White bmw masterrace
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05-17-2016, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Starred⏩
Ive seen people do it for $350....SRS. Lets just say everyone has a different view point on what "value" means to them10k to paint a car?
***** get me a brush, I do it for 350
***** get me a brush, I do it for 350
05-17-2016, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted By KENKONG⏩
LMAO nice that I'm not the only one. My '08 GT500 is the 17th car I've owned since I started driving in 1996.I'm known to the wife asMr. Negative-Equity
In 9 years I
had 11 new vehicles....yeah, I gotta problem.
Just bought a new Tacoma, this one I'm keeping till I kill it.
In 9 years Ihad 11 new vehicles....yeah, I gotta problem.
Just bought a new Tacoma, this one I'm keeping till I kill it.
OP, the satin pearl white with the black accents looks killer on that!
It's okay to be white
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05-17-2016, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted By B1TCHB0Y⏩
Way to make assumptions. Installers pulled it into the parking garage next door to take pics LOLBuying a BMW, but still living in an apartment complex with a gross dingy disgusting underground parking garage.
Nice priorities, retard.
Nice priorities, retard.
05-17-2016, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted By Vexidi⏩
Really? I never had a front plate when I lived in Texas. I think I was ticketed once after getting pulled over for speeding. I was never hassled for it on it's own. I think the enforcement varies wildly city to city.Looks good man. You ever get pulled over for not having a front plate? I got steady harassed about it.
Looks so much cleaner without it. I don't run a front plate here in CO either. It's never been mentioned even when getting pulled over for speeding.
05-17-2016, 04:32 PM
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looks nice op, you need to lower the car though, a good 3 inches atleast
05-17-2016, 04:33 PM
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What part of Texas you from op?
05-17-2016, 04:34 PM
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looks dope, but i'm starting to dislike the white on black look. it's played out, especially if the bmw isn't dinan, or M. can look try hardish.
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05-17-2016, 04:35 PM
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i feel like the grills on the new BMWs aren't big enough
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Originally Posted By FacetheMusic⏩
Yeah I feel you, all my non daily cars are lowered with the applicable methods per the type of carlooks nice op, you need to lower the car though, a good 3 inches atleast
old school - accuair
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I hesitate to lower this as its my daily and dont want to compromise the ride comfort and where I can and cannot go due to the ride height. I do agree it would look 100x better without the gap.
05-17-2016, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Theboy314⏩
Had an e60 M5 to satisfy my need for 4 door sedan and speed. (Great all around car to suit all your needs) but...no M5/M6 no care
Sold it and bought the land yacht 7 and a proper rear engine V10 sports car instead
05-17-2016, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted By FriendOfFrank⏩
Yeah it's technically illegal in TX to not run a front plate. People do it and get away with it but if a cop is looking for a quick reason to pull you over he's got one.Really? I never had a front plate when I lived in Texas. I think I was ticketed once after getting pulled over for speeding. I was never hassled for it on it's own. I think the enforcement varies wildly city to city.
Looks so much cleaner without it. I don't run a front plate here in CO either. It's never been mentioned even when getting pulled over for speeding.
Looks so much cleaner without it. I don't run a front plate here in CO either. It's never been mentioned even when getting pulled over for speeding.
05-17-2016, 04:48 PM
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coming from a car guy I like it !! looks unique not something you'd see everyday. It's funny you guys talk about how many cars you've owned in x amount of years.. I've gotten up to 8 in 4 years haha
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05-17-2016, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Vexidi⏩
Truth. Knock on wood I havent been hassled yet. I have friends that straight up dont have plates on their exotics (they have paper plates with just the dealer logo on them) and dont get hassled. Its crazy.Yeah it's technically illegal in TX to not run a front plate. People do it and get away with it but if a cop is looking for a quick reason to pull you over he's got one.
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