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    I'll join this train also.
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    I think it looks good, keep rockin it. I know of another member here who does what he wants and gives no fvcks.
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    thanks man. just tryin to be unique.
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    Its even worse now.


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    It just doesn't look complete to me. Something needs to tie it together, and I'm not sure what to suggest... I'm not usually a fan of graphics, and generally think more is worse, but consider this an exception.
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    It was bad at first.. That vinyl makes it worse.

    No to mention the contrast between the p-dip and the black vinyl.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil98gt View Post
    It was bad at first.. That vinyl makes it worse.

    No to mention the contrast between the p-dip and the black vinyl.
    my glossifier for the plastidip just came in, the plastidip will soon be gloss as well. im also doing black wheels today. will have pics up later this afternoon
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    It looks like you did a clean job putting it on. But I'm still not a fan. Important thing is, you like it!

    I think it'll look a bit more complete with black wheels.
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    or some black srt wheels
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    I can spot your car now if I'm driving for friendly run.
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    lol so many haters.

    Idk how I feel about it all yet, but its definitely different and you don't see it everyday.


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    I think it looks good. When you get the pd glossed it will look better. I understand trying to make your car look more unique. Been there done that. Although I peeled the uniqueness off of mine. lol


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    That's not this...










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    Nah, GP. Thought so.
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    i wont lie man im not liking it.
    im a fan of being unique but i think the vinyl on the side at least, is too ricey.
    i would still do the wheels but i would take off the side stuff.

    im tellin ya plastidip the spoiler. and wheels. thatll help tie it together IMO.
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    i think getting wheels black, like you said you are going to do today. Think that'll tie everything together.
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    agreed blend it into the lights more and then tint the lights....but props for an idea to be different, i can see this growing on me
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    blacking out the roof between the channels would help tie it together i think.
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    Keep going and posting pics Tek310, I think once you get the wheels black it will pull everything together.
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    wheels black


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