I was just curious, who thinks a red/yellow flame set up of decals on a black 350Z would like nice?

I am thinking the flames would start around the wheel wells and go across to about the door handle. Then there would also be flames on the hood, but I'm not really sure on the design and layout yet.

Just curious as to the thought of flames in general. Thanks...

 

decals? i say no and prepare to get flamed. now airbrushed real flames, that's a diff story

 

JP Vizage Hot Wheels style.

 

Okay airbrushed flames. What about that?

 

Flames on a Z LOL?? I know you're not serious and you're just really bored but I mean really man.

Decals or airbrushed flames, your car will look the the preppy guys Porsche from the Tom Hanks movie "Bachelor Party" after they made it into a low rider.

Wish I could find a pic of it to post but no time...

 

I think ninjas and snowflakes would look MUCH better.

 

i say do it... who cares what these morons r saying... they r just jealous they didnt come up with the idea first!

kekeke~

 

The Z is just a "Solid Color" sort of car.

 

By real fire.. he means:



There is a bad-a$$ g35 with this paint.. and it looks UNREAL!

 

Now that's a nice paint job.

 

search for "Mike Lavallee" - he is the TRUE FLAME master

 

Yea. that guy is amazing

 

Or just do ghost flames does look really hot and you only see them when the lights hits the car

 

http://www.killerpaint.com/ then goto true fire

 

my friend put ghost flames on his CS Z. It turned out really nice. ll try and dig up a pic.

 

+1 that's exactly what i meant!

 

 

IMO flames are more reserved for domestics. With the exception of...and I think we all agree...the realistic airbrushed flames. Its just that there are only a handful of painters who can do that work and its pretty pricey. Personally I went with this.... (in baby blue pearly to create the "ghost" effect)

 

AND custom trucks.

I had an 03 dodge ram done up with flames and speaking of Lavallee...I had my graphics guy copy his ram's head breaking through metal design on my tailgate.