Just painted my 06 bi-xenons...and...
Originally Posted by SuperBlack350z
hmm, i like your old headlight look better. It gave nice contrast on your car. I think it's too much of the blue and black thing IMO.
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350z
hmm, i like your old headlight look better. It gave nice contrast on your car. I think it's too much of the blue and black thing IMO.
Originally Posted by AlvinHuyN
woa, I looked back and Motormouth and Nexx already chimed in! I just need vo's approval now
haha ty guys
haha ty guys
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Originally Posted by Nexx
my approval doesnt mean much, im just a nobody but hey, i just call it like it is and your car is pure sex. 

As for the painting, the project's housing is plastic and you can paint that too but I left it because I like the way it looks unpainted.
The baking is actually the easy part - 325 degrees for 10 minutes and you're good to go, the painting and texturing was hard and Hai was able to get it right so mad props to him
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Originally Posted by f1james
wow alvin, those headlights looks awesome. they really compliment the look of the car. however, i think the car will look a lot better once you get my old exhaust on there 

please call me asap when you take it off
har
I am always around to add some non nut hugging honesty to the mix 
but man, as I said in the other thread, you have one of the most tasteful cars on this board. I had an idea and tell me if it's possible.
I have the V2/jdm kit as well, and I always planned on doing the two tone balck lower lip look but you are making me rethink it.
do you think I could paint just the center of the bumper inlet black and leave the two seperated sides body colored (the brake duct section) or would that not work because of the shape or something?
I am always around to add some non nut hugging honesty to the mix 
but man, as I said in the other thread, you have one of the most tasteful cars on this board. I had an idea and tell me if it's possible.
I have the V2/jdm kit as well, and I always planned on doing the two tone balck lower lip look but you are making me rethink it.
do you think I could paint just the center of the bumper inlet black and leave the two seperated sides body colored (the brake duct section) or would that not work because of the shape or something?
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
har
I am always around to add some non nut hugging honesty to the mix 
but man, as I said in the other thread, you have one of the most tasteful cars on this board. I had an idea and tell me if it's possible.
I have the V2/jdm kit as well, and I always planned on doing the two tone balck lower lip look but you are making me rethink it.
do you think I could paint just the center of the bumper inlet black and leave the two seperated sides body colored (the brake duct section) or would that not work because of the shape or something?
I am always around to add some non nut hugging honesty to the mix 
but man, as I said in the other thread, you have one of the most tasteful cars on this board. I had an idea and tell me if it's possible.
I have the V2/jdm kit as well, and I always planned on doing the two tone balck lower lip look but you are making me rethink it.
do you think I could paint just the center of the bumper inlet black and leave the two seperated sides body colored (the brake duct section) or would that not work because of the shape or something?
I would definitely do this given the chance to redo the paint work on my kit. Also, if you want to do the grill paint scheme I would suggest do the middle bar like I did, I photoshopped a version with only the two sides painted and it made the car looks "chubby" whereas the horizontal piece painted made the front bumper looks "wide"
love that pic...
but I meant painting the entire inlet peice, and leaving the outline and 'bars' black... maybe not, cause the bar is not flush with the outer lip, so it will look dumb.
two tone it is! the whole idea was to have the black lower tie into my black rims (TEs) and CF accents... stick to the plan then.
but I meant painting the entire inlet peice, and leaving the outline and 'bars' black... maybe not, cause the bar is not flush with the outer lip, so it will look dumb.
two tone it is! the whole idea was to have the black lower tie into my black rims (TEs) and CF accents... stick to the plan then.
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Originally Posted by Motormouth
love that pic...
but I meant painting the entire inlet peice, and leaving the outline and 'bars' black... maybe not, cause the bar is not flush with the outer lip, so it will look dumb.
two tone it is! the whole idea was to have the black lower tie into my black rims (TEs) and CF accents... stick to the plan then.
but I meant painting the entire inlet peice, and leaving the outline and 'bars' black... maybe not, cause the bar is not flush with the outer lip, so it will look dumb.
two tone it is! the whole idea was to have the black lower tie into my black rims (TEs) and CF accents... stick to the plan then.
After that I'm moving onto interior.
I did a custom single exit, but it is loud.
and here is a mental picture of my car
:
stock body, lowered with black TE37s
I don't have my kit installed yet
has been forever waiting to get it painted.

and here is a mental picture of my car
:stock body, lowered with black TE37s
I don't have my kit installed yet
has been forever waiting to get it painted.
Last edited by Motormouth; Nov 13, 2007 at 06:11 PM.



