hey guys just wanted to see what you can come up with =]

cheers!

 

Hottest paint job?





One that's done in an environment designed to bake on paint.

 

RE:> hottest paint job for 350z?

That would be a paint job (and color) that appears differently under various lightning. I don’t believe any of the stock colors do this, but a high-end body-shop can provide this if that is what you want.

--Spike

 

my vote.

 

anything that has not been used on pimp my ride.....dont paint your car

 

what i meant was after market paint jobs. that orange Z is beautiful

 

Sorry Spike, should have done more research....Interlagos Fire, which is a limited edition 350z color only offered in 2006 (not to mistake it for the previous brickyard color). It changes depending on the amount of light.

 

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Re> "Interlagos Fire, which is a limited edition 350z color only offered in 2006 (not to mistake it for the previous brickyard color). It changes depending on the amount of light."

That wasn't a stock color (and why I deliberately made that point).

--Spike

 

That's HOT!

 

my vote for that flaming orange car with lambo doors

 

I really dislike graphics on the side of any car.

 

uh...yes it was

 

^^ No it wasn’t.

It was not done in the factory, but instead by an aftermarket supplier as mostly an experiment (which failed).

--Spike

 

^ although I do agree with you that is was a custom paint job, Nissan sold it as a limited edition color. I don't see how they failed on a limited edition.....that's exactly what is was supposed to be "limited," hence only offered for 2006. On my invoice this color adds $500 to the sticker.

IMO I'm glad they don't make this color anymore. It makes is IF owners the most rare 350z stock color! I tried painting my diffuser and this paint is hella expensive.....for just one pint you looking to spend at least $400 for paint alone.....yikes!

 

It was still a FACTORY color, regardless if it was painted somewhere else. BTW, which company was this "aftermarket supplier" that did the paint job?

 

Guy that did a flat black looked pretty good. Theres a thread somewhere but im too lazy and dont care enough to find it.

 

british racing green would look hawt

 

either Satin Black or a Matte Black

 

Agreed!

 

It failed because it was not a successful feature selling more cars. In fact, it was a hinderance (buyers avoided the extra cost of a feature they did not understand or want).

--Spike