Damn! All that work, I wouldn't have been able to bear not painting the entire car. How is the color match and blending?
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
some progress on my car
Collapse
X
-
Originally posted by Mystikal View PostI'm actually hoping this is failed humour more than a genuine response.
Looks awesome, Chris. I like how you left the exposed CF on the underside of the hood.
Could you possibly get me a pic of the backside of the valence/lip so I can see how/where you mounted it?
Comment
-
tj, the color is pretty close. these guys are really picky about blending, so you shouldn't be able to tell. I really would have liked to paint the whole car, but it would have cost a lot more to do what I would want (have the whole car stripped down, engine bay and all) and it would have taken more time. I've already been without it for 3 months, I'm borrowing a 318iSlow from a friend, and I really want my car back. I'll probably do a full paint when I finish my degree and can take the time to do it properly.
Originally posted by Mr. Anderson View PostThe first part was sarcasm, the second part was genuine.
Looks awesome, Chris. I like how you left the exposed CF on the underside of the hood.
Could you possibly get me a pic of the backside of the valence/lip so I can see how/where you mounted it?
Comment
-
Originally posted by nando View PostI drilled holes with a 7/16 drill bit and used zip ties. worked perfectly on my old lip, it never came off even though I bottomed it out constantly and nailed many many cones. everyone freaks out and thinks you should bolt it on, but if you hit something hard enough that you'd break the zip ties, you're going to rip it off the bolts and fuck up your valance anyway. I'd rather just run over the lip and re-ziptie it on..
Comment
-
Originally posted by Mr. Anderson View PostYeah, I knew you used zip ties and that's what I was planning to use. Did you just mount them at all the standard clip attatchment locations?
Comment
Comment