PPW Black Roof
09-18-2008, 12:25 PM
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PPW Black Roof
Anyone with a PPW have a blacked out roof or preferably Mastergrade CF Overlay?
Really curious too see how it looks on PPW before i take the plundge. Found a few cars with the roof painted but none PPW.
Really curious too see how it looks on PPW before i take the plundge. Found a few cars with the roof painted but none PPW.
09-18-2008, 03:12 PM
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https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-in...ure-added.html
here it is,, not that many picture of black roof but u get the idea...
here it is,, not that many picture of black roof but u get the idea...
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Originally Posted by samjcg
https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-in...ure-added.html
here it is,, not that many picture of black roof but u get the idea...
here it is,, not that many picture of black roof but u get the idea...
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09-20-2008, 11:58 PM
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My honest opinions about it:
From afar, it looks just like black paint. My only gripes are when you see it up close. The overlay itself is two piece, so you'll have a seam running through the entire thing. Another is that it is nowhere near as reflective and glossy as real paint up close.
However, for the price, its a much cheaper/easier route than paint.
From afar, it looks just like black paint. My only gripes are when you see it up close. The overlay itself is two piece, so you'll have a seam running through the entire thing. Another is that it is nowhere near as reflective and glossy as real paint up close.
However, for the price, its a much cheaper/easier route than paint.
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